(CNN) -- Bo Van Pelt edged out Jason Dufner to win an all-American battle at the Perth International Sunday and claim his first victory of the season. The pair had dominated the latter stages of European Tour event with Van Pelt keeping his nerve to record a final round 68 for 16-under 272. Dufner, playing his first event since being on the losing United States team at the Ryder Cup, had started the last round at Lake Karrinyup one shot adrift of his compatriot, but closed with a 69 for 274. Van Pelt showed signs of nerves by missing short putts on the 14th and 17th but had sufficient buffer to protect his advantage.
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Bo Van Pelt wins Perth International after final round 68
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He finishes two clear of fellow American Jason Dufner
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First victory of the year for Van Pelt
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Paul Casey shows improved form tied for fifth

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(EW) -- "Doom" may have flopped, and "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" may have been all buzz and no buck, but Disney's "Wreck-It Ralph" proved that there is a place for videogame-themed movies at the box office this weekend. The $165 million animated film topped the chart with $49.1 million out of 3,752 theaters — the strongest debut ever for a Walt Disney Animation production (i.e., not including Pixar titles). Disney's "Tangled" opened with a whopping $48.8 million over the more lucrative Thanksgiving weekend in 2010, so "Wreck-It Ralph's" slightly larger bow (and its hefty $13,086 per theater average) should be viewed as a major victory for the Mouse House.
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Disney's "Wreck-It Ralph" topped the box office with $49.1 million
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"Wreck-It" had the strongest debut ever for a Disney Animation production
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"Flight" was No. 2 with $25 million
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Arriving at No. 3 was Ben Affleck's "Argo"

Question: Fellow adult-targeting drama "@placeholder" opened substantially lower (with $19.8 million) in substantially more theaters (3,232 to be exact), and, as you'll read in a moment, is headed past the $100 million mark thanks to slim declines.


Aaron Hernandez was destined to be a football superstar and was already one of the NFL's most promising tight ends. But less than a year after signing a $40 million contract extension with the football powerhouse New England Patriots, he was charged with first-degree murder. Two hours after his arrest on June 26, 2013, the Patriots dropped him from the team. Hernandez, then 23, pleaded not guilty in the slaying of Odin Lloyd and is being held in a Massachusetts jail without bail. Hernandez has also been charged in the slayings of two other men, and some of his closest associates are facing serious charges in connection with the alleged crimes.
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Aaron Hernandez, former football star, is behind bars facing three murder charges
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Hernandez's troubles surfaced in college, where he played for the Florida Gators
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His former friend also accuses him of shooting him in the eye
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Hernandez has pleaded not guilty in the killings

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(CNN)The fighting in Ukraine may be escalating, but hopes of a decisive breakthrough in talks and a clear and coordinated Western response -- hopes raised by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's visit to Washington on Monday -- have been dashed, at least for now. Intensifying clashes in eastern Ukraine following a new Russian-backed separatist offensive on January 13 have fueled debate over how the United States and others should respond to the uptick in violence, including growing talk of the U.S. sending weapons. Just last week, a report by prominent former diplomats and highly respected members of the U.S. national security establishment argued for a drastic increase in U.S. military aid to Ukraine, including the provision of lethal weapons.
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Fighting has flared again in eastern Ukraine
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Michael Kofman: Angela Merkel right to oppose sending weapons

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By Daily Mail Reporter The founder of Russian communism Vladamir Lenin died after being poisoned by his political successor Joseph Stalin, according to a sensational new theory. Russian historian Lev Lurie, believes that while Lenin was already in poor health having suffered several strokes, Stalin may have finished him off after a bitter feud. Lenin, who had initially supported Stalin's rise to power, later began aligning himself with Leon Trotsky. Theory: Russian historian Lev Lurie believes Lenin, left, could have been poisoned by his political rival and successor Joseph Stalin, right In notes dictated before his death, Lenin criticises Stalin's rude manners and ambitious nature.
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Popular theory maintains Lenin died from the sexually-transmitted disease syphilis
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Historian believes Stalin was furious after Lenin sided with rival Trotsky

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Question: Lenin was treated for syphilis using the primitive medications available at the time, and while the sexually transmitted disease can cause strokes, there is no evidence from his symptoms or the autopsy that was the case with @placeholder, Vinters said.


Coal is the new gold in South Africa -- it's also one of the worst polluters on the planet. South Africa is the world's fourth largest coal exporter with over 40 billion tons of the fossil fuel in reserves, according to the government. While the Chamber of Mines reported sales of some $10 billion last year. But the of host of the United Nations Climate Change Conference, currently taking place in Durban, is under increasing pressure to curb its addiction to coal -- the world's most notorious contributor to the greenhouse gases blamed for contributing to climate change. From South Africa to America, Europe to China, coal is the bedrock on which most world economies have been built. Reducing its use, many countries argue, will reduce productivity and growth.
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South Africa is host of the United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP17
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South Africa is the world's fourth largest coal exporter, selling some $10 billion-worth in 2010
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Coal one of the worst polluters on the planet; SA under pressure to reduce its use
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Government says it has plans to use more sustainable energy

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By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 11:21 EST, 28 May 2013 | UPDATED: 01:39 EST, 29 May 2013 A dancer with a reputation as the 'bad boy' of ballet has blamed an unspecified 'health issue' for walking out on a production of Midnight Express days before opening night. Sergei Polunin, 23 - who hit the headlines when he unexpectedly quit the Royal Ballet last year - apologised for his shock exit from the show with Peter Schaufuss' company in April ahead of its London premiere. The Ukrainian star joked that he was 'pretty certain' he would make it to the stage for his new show, Coppelia at the Coliseum in the West End in July.
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Sergei Polunin walked out on production in April ahead of London premiere
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The 23-year-old dancer apologised but would not elaborate on 'health issue'
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Ukrainian hit headlines when he unexpectedly quit Royal Ballet last year

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By Meghan Keneally and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 15:49 EST, 25 December 2012 | UPDATED: 06:36 EST, 26 December 2012 The President and First Lady wished the troops a merry Christmas with a visit to a U.S. Marine base on Tuesday. His appearance with servicemen at a Christmas ceremony was his last public stop in Hawaii before he cuts short his vacation and flies back to Washington to return to negotiations over the fiscal cliff. Barack Obama is expected to arrive in Washington early Thursday, the White House said Tuesday night. Michelle Obama and the couple's two daughters will remain in Hawaii.
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Both the president and his wife spoke of the joy at spending the Holidays with loved ones and paid a special tribute to the men and women of the armed forces
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Question: 'And this year, I know many of you are extending that kindness to the families who are still picking up the pieces from @placeholder and your prayers to the people of Newtown, Connecticut.,' he said.


Shocking details continued to emerge yesterday of the behaviour of Libyan soldiers training in Britain as David Cameron insisted none of the cadets should be granted asylum here. Tight security and armed military patrols were on duty last night at the Bassingbourn Barracks in Cambridgeshire with an astonishing total of around 300 UK soldiers in place. They massively outnumber the 236 remaining Libyans, who are all due to go home tomorrow. Scroll down for video General Sir Nicholas Carter told MPs the behaviour of the Libyan cadets was 'beyond the pale' David Cameron today hit out at the 'completely unacceptable' breakdown of discipline among Libyan soldiers in Cambridgeshire
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General Sir Nicholas Carter attacked behaviour of Libyan cadets in UK
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300 Libyan soldiers based in thee UK are to be sent home a month early
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Two men are charged with raping a male victim in a park after night out
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Two others admitted sex attack on woman  ago but one man denies it
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It is understood two of the soldiers have since claimed asylum in the UK
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Whole programme training 2,000 soldiers has been axed

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Mohamed Amin has been charged with four counts of preparing to enter a foreign state to engage in hostile activities A New Zealand man accused of preparing to fight in Syria's civil war told authorities he was travelling to meet his fiancee, whose name he didn't know. Mohamed Amin, 24, obtained a new passport and also got a phone in the 'unbeliever' name of Chris Wright as part of attempting to join the effort to remove president Bashar al-Assad, the Melbourne Magistrates Court was told on Thursday. Amin booked a flight to Turkey and made plans to travel from there to Syria in September 2013, prosecutor Mark Gibson told the contested committal hearing.
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Mohamed Amin has been charged with four counts of preparing to enter a foreign state to engage in hostile activities
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The 24-year-old was intercepted by federal police at Brisbane Airport en route to Turkey
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The court heard he had been exchanging texts with Sydney man Hamdi Alqudsi, who allegedly sent Australians to Syria to fight in the civil war
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In one of the texts, which police claim is written in code, Amin said he and other 'doctors' were 'definitely' mentally ready for 'surgery'
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His passport has been cancelled and he is being detained at Maribyrnong Immigration Detention Centre until his next hearing on December 18

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Hundreds of Baltimore fans have formed a queue stretching back half-a-mile to swap their Ray Rice jerseys for other stars' in reaction to footage that showed the NFL star punching his then-fiancée unconscious. People started descending on the M&T Bank Stadium at 4am today after the club agreed to relieve fans of the #27 shirts in exchange for replica jerseys. The event, taking place from 8am to 3pm today and tomorrow at the official team store, is a desperate bid by the NFL to claw back public respect following claims bosses turned a blind eye to Rice's domestic abuse. Scroll down for video
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Baltimore ravens offered fans chance to get rid of #27 Ray Rice jerseys
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Queues outside M&T Bank Stadium started forming at 4am for 8am start
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Question: Popular: Rice was a favourite among fans but he has now been dropped from the squad and suspended by @placeholder


(CNN) -- On perhaps this year's most compelling drama, the credits have yet to roll. Many have described that drama -- a story, apparently directed by North Korea, of Sony Pictures being hacked in retribution for a movie our foreign adversary considered an affront -- as novel. It is not. While this cyberattack is notable for how much it took place in public view, the offensive use of cyber-weapons is far from new. Sony is, in fact, just the latest victim in a recent, escalating spate of such attacks aimed at undermining our economic and national security interests. Examples are numerous, and the damage to our economic and national interests has been severe. Our financial institutions have been repeatedly targeted by criminal enterprises acting with impunity and at the direction of countries like Russia and Iran, according to news reports.
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John McCain: Sony hack is only one recent example of escalating cyber-attacks
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Such attacks, some laid to China and Russia, threaten U.S. interests, he says
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He says the administration and Congress must develop a comprehensive cyber strategy

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's sexual molestation trial is "no-go territory" for defense lawyers in the trial of Dr. Conrad Murray, a judge ruled Monday. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor, however, will allow testimony from two doctors about what the defense contends was Jackson's request for the surgical anesthetic propofol, a drug the coroner ruled played a major role in his death. Defense lawyers appeared frustrated with the rejection of their witnesses, although they declined to speak to reporters about it as they left the downtown Los Angeles courthouse after Monday's hearing. Murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the June 25, 2009, death of Jackson, who would have turned 53 Monday.
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Murray charged with involuntary manslaughter of Michael Jackson
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His lawyers want to include drug evidence from Jackson's 2003 case
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Judge says that's too old; he also limits several defense witnesses

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(CNN) -- A trip to the Winter Olympics in Sochi should be all about superhuman feats of skill or endurance on skis, skates or bobsleighs. But hearing the talk of U.S. security plans in the run-up to the Games in Russia next month, visitors may think they are entering a war zone. Contingency plans for evacuating Americans in case of an attack are well in hand, it would seem. The United States is moving to two warships into the Black Sea. If ordered, helicopters could be launched from there to Sochi, a U.S. official told CNN recently. And if more capacity is needed, C-17 transport aircraft will be on standby in Germany and could be on the scene in about two hours.
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10,000 to 15,000 Americans are expected in Sochi to watch the Games, a lawmaker says
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The U.S. State Department is warning Americans to take extra precautions
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A travel warning cites reports about Russia authorities hunting for possible suicide bombers

Question: "There's a sense of nationalistic pride in Russia, just as we would have in the @placeholder," said McCaul.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has defended the UK's involvement in the war in Afghanistan following the British Army's bloodiest day of the near eight-year conflict. Soldiers from the Welsh Guards carry the coffin of Maj Sean Birchall, killed on patrol in Afghanistan in June. Addressing lawmakers on Monday, Brown said the security of Afghanistan was crucial to preventing terrorist attacks elsewhere in the world. "In 2009 the case for our continued involvement is the same: to prevent terrorist attacks in Britain and across the world by dealing with the terrorist threat at its source -- that crucible of terror on the border and mountain areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan," Brown told the House of Commons.
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Gordon Brown: Afghanistan campaign crucial to preventing terror attacks
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Brown rejects charge UK troops killed because of lack of helicopters
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UK shocked by deaths of 15 troops in 10 days including 8 in one day
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UK forces have joined with U.S., Afghan troops in offensive in Helmand

Question: "We urge the British government to end now this futile war which, if continued, will only mean more wasted lives of @placeholder soldiers, countless deaths of Afghan civilians and further devastation of a country that has suffered from decades of war and occupation," the group said in a statement.


(CNN) -- Gov. Sarah Palin on Wednesday said Sen. Barack Obama has ties to a Columbia University professor who she said is "a former spokesperson for the Palestinian Liberation Organization." The Obama campaign said on its Web site that "ugly insinuations about Barack Obama's relationship with a former neighbor and university colleague ... are completely false." The professor has denied he was a spokesman for the Palestine Liberation Organization. Palin said her assertion "is not negative campaigning to call someone out on their record." "It seems that there is yet another radical professor from the neighborhood who spent a lot of time with Barack Obama going back several years," Palin said at an event in Bowling Green, Ohio.
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NEW: Gov. Sarah Palin says Sen. Barack Obama has ties to ex-"PLO spokesman"
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Ex-President Clinton joining Obama for late-night Florida rally
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New McCain ad makes fun of Obama's prime-time TV spot

Question: Palin said she and @placeholder are determined to put the country on "a path toward energy independence" and charged that an Obama administration would hinder that process.

Question: The spot, which is estimated to have cost about $5 million, includes a live segment from @placeholder, with voters discussing their problems and Obama laying out his plans for the country.


By Joe Bernstein Matt Le Tissier names his five England penalty-takers for a potential World Cup shoot-out with the same authority as he once despatched his own spot-kicks. ‘No 1, Rickie Lambert,’ says the Southampton legend, whose record of 47 successful penalties from 48 attempts qualify him as an expert. ‘It’s not Southampton bias. His penalty record is awesome — impeccable. ‘Leighton Baines at No 2, good technique. Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard, three and four. On the spot: Rickie Lambert has never missed a penalty during his time at Southampton Expert: Former Southampton star Matt Le Tissier, pictured here celebrating scoring a penalty against Newcastle, only missed one of 49 penalties in his career
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Matt Le Tissier believes Rickie Lambert should take England's first penalty if they face a shootout at the World Cup in Brazil
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Leighton Baines, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Adam Lallana also make Le Tissier's list
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The former Southampton man only missed one penalty from 49 attempts in his career

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A controversial photograph of a woman dressed in a burqa and holding a gun is believed to be Afghanistan's first female policewoman who was gunned down while fighting against Taliban extremists. The photograph was shared on Facebook by Palmer United Party senator Jacqui Lambie in a campaign to 'ban the burqa' for security reasons after Australia experienced the largest counter-terrorism operation in the country's history on Thursday. Senator Lambie shared the image posted by far right British group Britain First in response to Senator Cory Bernardi's opposition to the full-length garb worn by some Islamic women. Scroll down for video
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Woman in Jacqui Lambie's controversial photograph is believed to be Afghanistan's first female policewoman
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Lieutenant Colonel Malalai Kakar was shot down by the Taliban in 2008
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The photographer said she was 'deeply insulted' by the way the image has been used
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Jacqui Lambie posted a meme saying 'for security reasons its now time to ban the burqa
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The minority party Senator, a former solder, backed earlier remarks from government Senator Cory Bernardi's remarks about the burqa
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The comments follow the arrest of 15 people in an alleged Islamic extremist plot in Australia's largest-ever counterterrorism raids

Question: Spray: Senator Lambie last week said people who believe in sharia law should 'get out' of @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Javier-Angel Balboa scored a dramatic late goal for Equatorial Guinea on Saturday as they beat Libya 1-0 in the opening match of the Africa Cup of Nations. The former Real Madrid striker struck three minutes from the end, latching onto to Daniel Ekedo's pass before firing past Libya's goalkeeper Samir Aboud. The co-hosts (with neighboring Gabon) had the ball in the back of the Libyan net in the first half, but Ivan Bolado's 16th minute effort was adjudged offside by the referee. Libya had chances to equalize, perhaps the best falling to Jamal Mohamed whose shot was parried away by Danilo.
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Equatorial Guinea beat Libya 1-0 in opening match of 2012 Africa Cup of Nations
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Javier-Angel Balboa scores in 87th minute to earn team $1 million bonus
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Zambia defeat Senegal 2-1 to top Group A after opening round of matches

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(CNN) -- In practical terms, it might seem that the recent arrests of key Taliban members and the success of the U.S. offensive in southern Afghanistan might indicate a new phase in the war against the Taliban. But how the Taliban respond will be based on a world view and beliefs far different from the American perspective and that of the Western-educated Afghan and Pakistani elites, whom we rely on for strategic advice and partnership. On Tuesday, Pakistani authorities confirmed the capture of Mullah Abdul Kabir, a member of the Taliban's inner circle and a leading military commander against the Americans in eastern Afghanistan.
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Ken Ballen interviewed Taliban leaders and fighters over two years
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Ballen: How Taliban react to arrests of key leaders can't be predicted
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Ballen found Taliban leaders rely on "true night dreams" to guide them
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Whether Taliban cut ties with al Qaeda may depend on dream to Mullah Omar, he writes

Question: Omar and the Taliban leadership may be willing to negotiate with the @placeholder, or they may simply fight to the last man.


Afghanistan swore in Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai as its second elected president on Monday, embarking on a new era with a national unity government poised to confront a resilient Taliban insurgency by signing an agreement with the United States that would guarantee a continuing American military presence. As Hamid Karzai left the political stage, the new president was locked into an uneasy partnership with his defeated rival, Abdullah Abdullah, who became the country's first chief executive. With a hug for the cameras, both sides appeared determined to reach across factions and avoid a descent into an abyss similar to what has happened in Iraq, where the government's failure to mend lingering sectarian divisions following a full U.S. withdrawal helped give rise to the brutal Islamic State group.
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Afghanistan swore in Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai as its second elected president
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He's expected to sign an agreement to keep 9,800 U.S troops in the country
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That number of troops is expected to be cut in half by the end of 2015

Question: Setting aside rivalries: Moments after @placeholder took the presidential oath, he swore in his election challenger, Abdullah Abdullah (centre) as chief executive

Question: Ghani Ahmadzai has said he would also welcome talks with the @placeholder, who control vast rural sections of southern and eastern Afghanistan.

Question: Karzai, who has cautioned the successor government about its future dealings with the @placeholder, took a bold swipe at the U.S. during his farewell address last week.


Editor's note: Mark Sawyer is associate professor of African American Studies and Political Science at UCLA and the director of the Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity and Politics. His published work includes a book, "Racial Politics in Post-Revolutionary Cuba," which received the DuBois Award for the best book by the National Conference of Black Political Scientists and the Ralph Bunche Award from the American Political Science Association. Mark Sawyer says practitioners of blackface always try to justify it, but the defenses don't ring true. (CNN) -- Harry Connick Jr. almost got it right when he challenged the doctors who mocked the Jacksons in blackface on an Australian version of "the Gong Show."
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Mark Sawyer: Harry Connick Jr. was right to condemn Australian use of blackface
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He says blackface is always demeaning to people of color
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He says racial attitudes in U.S. are more progressive than in some nations
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Sawyer: Connick gave Australians too much credit for ignorance of the offense

Question: In a message posted on his Web site, Connick wrote that "in the @placeholder culture, the blackface image is steeped in a negative history and considered offensive."


By Sheila Flynn and Gerard Couzens UPDATED: 20:19 EST, 14 January 2012 Seven Mexican babies have been seized from Irish couples after police in Guadalajara smashed an international child-smuggling ring. Officials said the couples believed they were following proper adoption channels but that the babies were actually being sold by their mothers. Up to 11 Irish families were being questioned this weekend in connection with the scam, centred in the Guadalajara region of central Mexico, where four local women have been arrested. On display: The three Mexican women held this week over the allegations The Irish couples, all of whom remained unnamed yesterday, were shocked and heartbroken to be told of the scam and to have to return the infants.
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Mother, 21, tried to sell baby for one thousand euros
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Seven Mexican babies have been seized from Irish couples after police in Guadalajara smashed an international child-smuggling ring
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Officials said the couples believed they were following proper adoption channels but that the babies were actually being sold by their mothers

Question: ‘I know there’s one couple here at the minute who said they were given the all-clear to adopt – and then when they got to @placeholder, the first email they opened was: “Don’t go to Mexico any more; it’s closed to adoptions.”’


Head lowered against a black background, and with a frown creasing his brow, this portrait of Winston Churchill captures the great man at his lowest ebb. It is a far cry from the iconic images of Britain's charismatic wartime leader in his trademark bowler hat, holding his fingers in a 'V' for Victory sign, or puffing on a fat cigar. But William Orpen's haunting portrait is the one Churchill himself treasured most, with the then 41-year-old describing it as 'the picture of a man's soul'. 'Haunted soul': The artist William Orpen captured Churchill in his political 'wilderness years' in the wake of the disastrous Gallipoli Campaign
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William Orpen's portrait of Winston Churchill at a 'moment of crisis' has gone on display at the National Portrait Gallery
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Upon seeing the painting, Churchill is said to have told the artist he had captured his soul
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At the time of sitting in 1916, Churchill was haunted by the catastrophic failure of the Gallipoli Campaign he championed in the First World War

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The wife of Olympic ski champ Bode Miller has implied that the mother of his son fished a condom out of the trash to get pregnant. Morgan Beck, a professional volleyball player, apparently made the bizarre accusation in a chat room for a pregnancy website  - just days after Miller and his ex reached a settlement in the bitter custody battle for their 18-month-old son. 'Girls do crazy things for money... including taking condoms out of trash cans and locking themselves in a bathroom,' read the November 18 post on TheBump.com, PageSix first reported. In an earlier post, she also revealed that she is 13 weeks pregnant.
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A user who appears to be Miller's wife Morgan Beck posted the comments on a pregnancy website's chat room earlier this week
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Her husband has an 18-month-old son with his ex, Sara McKenna
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The former couple finally reached a deal last week for custody of the boy, who is called Sam by his mother and Nate by his father
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McKenna responded to the accusations on the same chat room, insisting that Sam was conceived 'the old fashioned way'
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Beck, who suffered a miscarriage last year, also revealed that she is 13 weeks pregnant, the online messages show

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The baby of an Australian woman who went into labour aboard a Malaysia Airlines flight, forcing an emergency landing in Bali, did not survive, doctors say. Flight MH135 from Kuala Lumpur to Brisbane requested a priority landing in Denpasar on Friday about 2.10pm local time. An Australian woman was rushed to Kasih Ibu Hospital. An Australian woman has gone into labour aboard a Malaysian Airlines flight from Malaysia to Brisbane, forcing it to make an emergency stop in Bali Head of medical services Diah Ratna Dewi says when the patient arrived, the baby of around 24-weeks had already been delivered and was deceased.
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An Australian woman has gone into labour forcing emergency landing
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A Malaysian Airlines flight from Malaysia to Brisbane stopped in Bali
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The plane with 178 passengers landed at 2.10pm local time and the woman was rushed to hospital
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The 24-week-old baby was deceased when arriving at a hospital in Denpasar, Bali

Question: MH135 departed for @placeholder at 4.14pm and the airport says flights are running to schedule.


(CNN) -- Last Tuesday Google unveiled its attempt to rival Facebook, a social-networking product called Google+. I received an invitation from a friend and have been putting this nascent service through its paces -- especially on my Android phone. Here's my experience so far: (Do you want a Google+ invitation? Sorry, you may have to wait.) First, a caveat: Absolutely everything about Google+, including its mobile experience, is in a state of flux. So at least some of what I write here will definitely change in the coming days and weeks. Google+ is very much a "beta" service, sporting plenty of glitches, mysteries and oddities. Therefore it's just as well that the vast majority of people using it so far seem to be serious social media geeks.
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CNN mobile columnist Amy Gahran reviews the Google+ app on her Android phone
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Google+ is still very much a "beta" service with plenty of glitches, mysteries and oddities
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Gahran: Google+ user interface is cleaner, more intuitive, more user friendly than Facebook's

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(CNN) -- That was a pretty catchy, sing-songy version of Sir Mix-A-Lot's rap hit "Baby Got Back" in Thursday night's episode of "Glee." It was also very familiar to fans of indie singer-songwriter Jonathan Coulton. As angry Coulton fans are clamoring on Twitter, Coulton arranged and recorded an eerily similar "Baby Got Back" cover. So similar, in fact, that the "Glee" version included Coulton's line "Johnny C's in trouble," replacing the lyric "Mix-A-Lot's in trouble" in the original song. Coulton said he was not informed beforehand, nor was he given any credit or compensation for having arranged the melody of the cover song. What's more, he says, Fox Broadcasting representatives told Coulton's representatives that "they're within their legal rights to do this, and that I should be happy for the exposure," he wrote on his blog, "even though they do not credit me, and have not even publicly acknowledged that it's my version -- so you know, it's kind of SECRET exposure."
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Indie artist Jonathan Coulton says 'Glee' used his cover song
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Lawyer: For a cover song, the copyright remains with the original artist, not the cover artist
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Coulton is exploring whether his actual audio was used by 'Glee'
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Many Coulton fans are expressing anger on Twitter

Question: But @placeholder might have legal footing if the show used Coulton's audio track.

Question: As of this writing, Sir @placeholder has not responded on his own Twitter account.


(CNN) -- Most people who travel by train on a regular basis rush through the station so quickly, they never stop to appreciate their surroundings. But some railway terminals deserve a long admiring look for their beauty, their heritage and their engineering accomplishments. Here are five that are on the right track. Grand Central Terminal, New York For 100 years, New York's Grand Central Terminal has represented big-city hustle and bustle. About 700,000 people pass through it every day; yet, incredible as it seems today, Grand Central almost met its demise in the 1970s. It was rescued in large part by former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who became a driving force behind the campaign to protect and preserve the landmark building, saving it from the fate that befell New York's original Pennsylvania Station in 1963.
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Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava's Liège-Guillemins Station was unveiled in 2009
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Grand Central Terminal features a 25,000-square-foot cerulean blue and gold leaf zodiac ceiling
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Eliel Saarinen's Helsinki Central Station is a stunning example of art nouveau architecture

Question: It's a remarkable achievement, not least because during the 10 years of its construction, the trains to and from @placeholder were never shut down.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Los Angeles survived what officials warned could have been a traffic nightmare this weekend when a section of one of the nation's busiest freeways, closed for construction, was reopened ahead of schedule Sunday. "Carmadegeddon, shmarmageddon," said Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, as he and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa announced at midday Sunday that Interstate 405 would reopen 17 hours before Monday's morning rush hour begins. Despite Los Angeles' reputation as "the car capital of the United States of America, the congestion capital, the city most addicted to the single-passenger automobile," motorists found alternatives to driving for the weekend, Mayor Villaraigosa said.
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NEW: Interstate 405 reopened 17 hours ahead of schedule
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NEW: Los Angeles traffic dropped by two-thirds because of dire gridlock warnings
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NEW: "We can get out of our car once in a while and survive," Mayor Villaraigosa says
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"Carmegeddon" was not the traffic nightmare predicted for Los Angeles drivers

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(CNN)  -- Trading two children for a bird landed three people in jail in Louisiana, authorities say. The biological mother, who was not involved in the alleged trade, is to be interviewed by authorities Friday. Investigators seek further details about a case that they say unfolded this way: Paul and Brandy Romero advertised that they were selling their pet cockatoo for $1,500. A woman named Donna Greenwell responded and said she wanted to buy the bird. Greenwell then told the Romeros that she was taking care of three children whose biological parents were going through a separation. Greenwell proposed selling two of the couple's children to the Romeros for $2,000, saying that her job as a truck driver made it hard to take care of the children, said Capt. Keith Dupre of the Evangeline Parrish Sheriff's Office in Louisiana.
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Paul and Brandy Romero advertised the sale of their pet cockatoo for $1,500
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Donna Greenwell offered two children, who were not her own, for payment
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Greenwell and the Romeros were arrested and charged with aggravated kidnapping

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(CNN) -- "This is a big change, consumers don't always love change, and there's a lot of education we have to provide to make sure that people understand." This is the extremely diplomatic way Microsoft Xbox Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer Yusuf Mehdi spun his reaction to the PR challenges surrounding the Xbox One of late. And it's true, consumers around the world (and around the Internet) loudly expressed how much they dislike the changes Microsoft announced to its game licensing terms (and online requirements) for the Xbox One last Thursday, giving Sony the ammunition it needed to win E3 by basically doing nothing.
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Xbox spokesman says change has rattled gamers
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Going digital will lead to new sales models, says Yusuf Mehdi
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At $100 more than PlayStation 4, Mehdi says gamers will see the value
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Amazon says Xbox One is on pace to sell out in pre-order

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The leaders of France and Germany sat down with Vladimir Putin today to try and hammer out a peaceful solution to the Ukraine crisis, as fears grew that their approach to solving the conflict is threatening Europe's relationship with the U.S. Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel were pictured seated around a table with the Russian president this afternoon, but no UK or U.S. officials were at the meeting in Moscow. Britain's former top Nato commander General Sir Richard Shirreff said the UK should be playing a larger role in the efforts to resolve the crisis amid fears that it could lead to an all-out European war.
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Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande in Russia to discuss Ukraine crisis
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European leaders pictured sat down with Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin
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Former British Nato commander says UK should be involved in talks
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Joe Biden warns the U.S. and Europe must face down Russia as one
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U.S Vice President's comments come amid reports of transatlantic division
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There is disagreement over whether to arm Kiev's pro-Western government

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A former unpaid intern who was suing CBS and David Letterman's WorldWide Pants production company has now dropped her lawsuit and issued an apology saying she was forced into making the claims lawyers. Mallory Musallam, 26, who interned at the show for four months between September and December 2008 had accused Letterman and his crew of violating minimum-wage and overtime laws. She had also claimed for payment for her four months of unpaid work at Letterman's late-night show, She has now backed down and written an apology to Mr Letterman and his production team stating, 'While I am ultimately responsible for my actions as an adult, I was caught in a weak, vulnerable time, facing student debt.'
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Mallory Musallam, 26, filed a class-action lawsuit against CBS and David Letterman's production company
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She accused the defendants of violating minimum-wage and overtime laws
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She has now dropped the lawsuit saying she felt 'duped' into making the claims
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Musallam claims she was told by lawyers that she would be joining 100 other interns as part of the class action lawsuit
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CBS called suit 'part of a nationwide trend of class action lawyers attacking internship opportunities provided by companies in the media'

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By Adam Crafton for the Daily Mail For all Manchester City’s attacking flair last season, there were times when the cavalier approach bordered on the naive and a certain fragility was apparent. We need only think back to the last time Manuel Pellegrini side’s faced Monday night's opponents on that emotional afternoon in April. Liverpool won 3-2 because City were too open and were torn to pieces in a scorching first half. Ultimately, it did not matter. As Liverpool stumbled in the title race, City pulled away. It was, however, an instructive afternoon for Pellegrini, who will also be concerned that City last season lost home and away to Chelsea and failed to win at Arsenal.
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New man Fernando will be hope to add muscularity to Man City's midfield
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Manuel Pellegrini's side caught out at times last season in centre of the park
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Fernando will be competing with fellow Brazilian Fernandinho for a role
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Both will hope to complement the attacking talents of Yaya Toure

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By Associated Press A millionaire former boyfriend who's now bankrolling ads against her opponent called the police last year on Monica Wehby, the leading Republican candidate in Oregon's U.S. Senate race, and accused her of stalking him as their relationship broke up. Timber company executive Andrew Miller told a Portland police officer on April 4, 2013, that Wehby 'had been "harassing" his employees and "stalking" him,' according to a report the officer filed. Wehby is a pediatric neurosurgeon and the front-runner in next week's GOP primary. Miller is one of two donors to a super PAC (political action committee) attacking Wehby's rival, state Representative Jason Conger.
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Monica Wehby is the leading Republican candidate in Orgeon's Senate race
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Her former boyfriend, Timber company exec Andrew Miller accused Wehby last year of 'stalking' him
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He called police to report that Wehby was 'harrassing' his employees and wouldn't leave his house
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Wehby's rival Jason Conger says it will 'create serious questions about her judgment'
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Now, Miller says he regrets calling police and that his description of Wenby's behavior was 'excessively embellished'
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He is bankrolling a PAC that attacks Wehby's rival Conger
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He says he and Wehby are now friends

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By Lillian Radulova Kristy Cruise is one of a growing number of Australians traveling overseas to receive controversial stem cell transplant treatments In a desperate attempt to stop the disease that was ravaging her body, Kristy Cruise booked a flight to Moscow and forked out $40,000 to receive risky stem cell transplant treatment. The 36-year-old mother-of-two, who was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis early last year, is now leading the way for a growing number of Aussies who aren't prepared to wait for medical trials to be approved in Australia. After suffering from constant bone pain, pins and needles and cognitive dysfunction before finally being hospitalized and unable to walk for four days, Kristy says she is now completely cured and is in the process of directing 80 other Australians with MS through the same treatment.
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Kristy Cruise, 36, traveled to Moscow for a controversial stem cell transplant treatment after being diagnosed with MS
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The mother-of-two was constantly fatigued and had to use walking aids
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She says she has now been completely cured and is helping 80 other Australians attempting to seek the same treatment
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Stem cell transplantation for autoimmune diseases has NOT yet been approved in Australia

Question: Kristy spent five weeks in @placeholder undergoing the treatment which involved intensive chemo therapy and her stem cells being drawn out of her body and filtered before being replaced

Question: 'But by then we will have a better idea of where @placeholder stem cell transplants could fit into peoples treatments and which patients will best benefit.'


It's a sad day for local news fans. NBC News has shuttered EveryBlock, a hyperlocal news site that pulled in and mapped useful information from a variety of rich sources, including Craigslist posts, police reports, restaurant inspections and Yelp reviews. NBC announced the shutdown in a blog post on Thursday and it is effective immediately. The post has already racked up more than 630 comments, mostly by surprised loyal users who made up the active commenting community. Launched in 2008 in Chicago by Adrian Holovaty, EveryBlock started as an exciting experiment with a two-year $1.1 million grant from the Knight Foundation. The company was acquired by MSNBC.com a year later, and in 2012 NBC News bought MSNBC.com.
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EveryBlock plotted a mix of commercial, government and nonprofit feeds
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The site was an experiment in data and mapping based journalism
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EveryBlock was started in 2008 and had sites for 19 cities.

Question: Unfortunately for the committed users and 10 employees working on the project, the model wasn't profitable enough for @placeholder to keep it open.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- It's a historic event taking place on an international stage that's been seven years and $40 billion in the making. The National Stadium, known as the Bird's Nest, is shrouded in smog on opening day of the 2008 Olympics. Opening ceremonies last week of the 2008 Olympic Summer Games were lauded as the most spectacular in history, with pyrotechnics blasting from the top of Beijing, China's National Stadium and a synchronized fireworks display firing off across the capital. What has been mostly absent from Beijing, however, are protests. Although a unified China is the image that country's government is eager to portray, many human rights groups allege that China has orchestrated a massive cover-up.
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China has spent $40 billion, seven years planning for 2008 Olympic Games
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In 2001, China promised to improve human rights, press freedom and pollution
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Beijing official: Free Internet jeopardizes national security, detrimental to youth
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Experts disappointed in 'significant opportunity lost' for reform, improve world view

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Washington (CNN) -- With full military fanfare -- gun salutes, fife and drum corps, brass bands, a flyover and presidential praise -- the nation bid farewell to its top military man and honored his successor Friday. Adm. Mike Mullen has been Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, the president's top military adviser, since October of 2007. Army Gen. Marty Dempsey takes his place. "As the new secretary of defense, I am confident of the future because we have the strongest military force in our history -- and it is strong because we can replace one great warrior with another," Leon Panetta said during the 90-minute Hail and Farwell ceremony on the Fort Myer parade ground across the river from Washington..
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Adm. Mike Mullen honored as he steps down as Joint Chiefs chairman
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Obama: "Our nation is more secure because of the service that you have rendered."
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Mullen urges American to become more connected to military personnel
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Army Gen. Marty Dempsey is the new chairman

Question: "@placeholder's strategic vision is the right one for this time of transition as we craft a joint force that can defeat the wide range of complex security threats we face today, and into the future," Panetta said.


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Heavy, sustained gunfire rang out in the Libyan capital of Tripoli early Sunday morning as unrest in the country entered a 20th day. On Saturday, Libyan opposition leaders announced an alternative government as the United States and other countries helped evacuate refugees of the conflict. Anti-government forces also claimed two major successes Saturday: preventing pro-government forces from taking the city of Zawiya, near the capital of Tripoli, and capturing the strategic eastern oil town of Ras Lanuf. The opposition and government forces have battled in recent days for full control of Zawiya, about 30 miles west of Tripoli.
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NEW: Heavy, sustained gunfire is heard in the capital city of Tripoli
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Gadhafi's foes announce the formation of body to represent Libya
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Opposition members in the east say a military plane was shot down
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Almost 200,000 people have fled the situation in Libya

Question: The fierce fighting has sparked the flight of @placeholder and foreigners out of Libya, with nations across the globe scrambling to help people leave.


(CNN) -- On this date, July 30, nearly a half-century ago, the United States achieved a major victory. Medicare, the nation's first national health insurance program, was born. As part of President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society, Medicare extended health coverage to seniors who inevitably needed care. It's been a well-accepted success and highlights the benefits of improving health care access. But despite Monday's cautiously optimistic report on Medicare's solvency, a sustainable and comprehensive health care system requires covering everybody. Expanding Medicare for all is the fairest, most effective and straightforward way to ensure universal coverage in America. With Medicare, seniors have greater access to care. Yet most people deal with an overly complex system that fails to provide the same benefits our seniors receive. Even after the passage of Obamacare, unacceptable burdens remain. Consider the health coverage of women.
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Vijay Das: Nearly 50 years old, Medicare has been a success and has improved health care
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He says we should extend Medicare health coverage to assure quality care for all
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Das: Report optimistic on Medicare' solvency: It's efficient and just way for universal care
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Das: U.S. only major nation in industrialized world that doesn't guarantee right of health care

Question: To be sure, @placeholder does offer greater protections and support for working women to obtain basic insurance.


By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 09:12 EST, 16 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:19 EST, 16 December 2013 Angelina Jolie may be called to give evidence in a phone-hacking lawsuit being brought by her stunt double in the United States. Eunice Huthart is the first alleged victim to launch legal action against the Murdoch empire in the U.S. over claims her voicemail was hacked and messages deleted. The British 46-year-old, who won the first series of TV game show Gladiators, claimed The Sun and the News of the World hacked her phone in an attempt to gather gossip about the Hollywood actress.
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Eunice Huthart claims Sun and News of the World hacked her voicemail
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First alleged victim to launch legal action against Murdoch empire in U.S
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She wants American courts to examine the 'increasing threat to privacy'
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Claims date to 2004 and 2005 when she was apparently living with Ms Jolie

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(CNN) -- Just as "Y2K" and its batch of predictions about the year 2000 have become a distant memory, here comes "Twenty-twelve." The sun shines through the door of the Seven Dolls Temple, in the Maya ruins of Dzibilchaltun in Mexico. Fueled by a crop of books, Web sites with countdown clocks, and claims about ancient timekeepers, interest is growing in what some see as the dawn of a new era, and others as an expiration date for Earth: December 21, 2012. The date marks the end of a 5,126-year cycle on the Long Count calendar developed by the Maya, the ancient civilization known for its advanced understanding of astronomy and for the great cities it left behind in Mexico and Central America.
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December 21, 2012, marks the end of a 5,126-year cycle on a Mayan calendar
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Some think the date is ominous, others say it may signal the dawn of a new era
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Theories are fabricated on the basis of very little evidence, Maya scholar says
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"The whole year leading up to it is going to be just crazy," another scholar warns

Question: Theories about what might happen range from solar storms triggering volcano eruptions to a polar reversal that will make the @placeholder spin in the opposite direction.


Click here for your ultimate stats guide to the game, including Diego Costa's heat map If Diego Costa had cost £100million he would still be worth it. What an introduction to English football the Spain international has made. He took his goal tally to seven in four games since arriving from Atletico Madrid for £32m with a hat-trick against Swansea, the only other club with a 100 per cent record going into this clash, as Chelsea stayed top of the Premier League. No wonder Roman Abramovich was on his feet beaming like a child on Christmas morning by the time Costa had completed his treble. Chelsea have searched for two years to find Didier Drogba’s replacement. Needless to say they have found it.
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Hat-trick hero Diego Costa took his goal tally to seven goals in four games since joining the Blues
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Fellow striker Loic Remy also managed to get himself on the scoresheet at Stamford Bridge
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An own goal by John Terry saw Swansea take the lead against Jose Mourinho's side
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Swansea midfielder Jonjo Shelvey scored a late consolation goal for the away side

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(CNN) -- The fiery crash that Jenelle Embrey witnessed last year prompted her to become a leading critic of the Jeep Cherokee's safety record. The car driving behind her was rear-ended by a truck on a highway near Winchester, Virginia, in October. The 1998 Jeep Cherokee crumpled like an accordion when a tractor-trailer hit it at more than 60 mph. All three occupants were alive after the impact, Embrey says. But two of them died in the subsequent fire. "The whole thing had gone up in flames," she said. "And we watched those people burn to death." Desperate to help, her father, Harry Hamilton, ran to the Jeep and broke the windows with his bare hands.
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Jenelle Embrey says the fiery crash occurred because of the placement of the fuel tank
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Chrysler rejects request to recall 2.7 million vehicles
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It's the first time since 1996 that an automaker has fully challenged a recall demand

Question: Embrey has mounted a personal campaign against the @placeholder design.


(CNN) -- Whether Moammar Gadhafi stays or goes, the turmoil-wracked country is likely to be in for more of a rough time, two Libya experts told CNN Monday. "Whichever way this goes, I think there's going to be a good amount of chaos," said Diederik Vandewalle, associate professor of government at Dartmouth College. During his 42 years in power, Gadhafi has limited the formation of political and other institutions, Vandewalle said. "All civil society organizations have been eviscerated by the regime," he said. In a telephone interview Monday night, he predicted more bloodshed if Gadhafi steps aside. "We could see some tribal uprisings" as competing groups seek a share of Libya's oil wealth, he said, describing the likely scenario as "not very pretty."
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"I think there's going to be a good amount of chaos," says one Libya expert
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Gadhafi has "eviscerated" civil society organizations
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Tribal leaders expected to seek a solution

Question: "If he does leave, I think we'll see the tribal leadership of @placeholder, probably through social leadership committees, trying to come up with some kind of a nonviolent solution," he said.


(EW.com ) -- FX has given a series order to "Baskets," a half-hour comedy starring "The Hangover's" Zach Galifianakis and hailing from recent Emmy winner Louis C.K. The comedy tells the story of Chip Baskets (Galifianakis), a man who dares to follow his dream of becoming a professional clown, but must join the local rodeo after failing to get into a prestigious clown school in Paris. What Louis C.K. didn't want you to know about 'Louie's' season premiere "Baskets" was co-written by executive producers Galifianakis, C.K., and director Jonathan Krisel ("Portlandia"), who will serve as showrunner. Blair Breard, Dave Becky, Marc Gurvitz, and Andrea Pett-Joseph will also serve as executive producers.
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"Baskets" is a half-hour comedy
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It tells the story of an aspiring professional clown
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Galifianakis co-wrote it with Louis C.K

Question: "To say Zach's portrayal of the lead character @placeholder is hilarious/unique/riveting/fascinating would be an understatement.


(CNN) -- Brazilian striker Robinho, the most expensive player in English football history after Manchester City paid Real Madrid 42.5 million euros for him two years ago, has joined AC Milan on a four-year contract for an undisclosed fee. The 26-year-old became the first big-name signing in City's recent revolution, but he failed to settle in the north of England -- going back home to join Santos on loan in January before eventually leaving Eastlands on a permanent basis for the San Siro. Robinho will link up with recent Barcelona loan signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic and compatriots Ronaldinho and Alexandre Pato in an exciting-looking forward line for the new Serie A season.
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AC Milan complete the signing of Brazilian striker Robinho from Manchester City
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The 26-year-old signs a four-year contract and leaves City after failing to settle at club
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Bundesliga club Schalke confirm signing of Dutch striker Klass Jan Huntelaar from Milan
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The 27-year-old leaves Milan for a fee of 14 million euros after one season in Italy
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Long-serving players Mauro Camoranesi and David Trezeguet both leave Juventus

Question: "My ambition is to play well and to help Milan regain the title," added the @placeholder, who scored 14 goals in 41 appearances for the English side.


By Steve Chilton PUBLISHED: 10:43 EST, 26 June 2013 | UPDATED: 10:13 EST, 6 August 2013 Having a day off sick proved to be the best tonic in the world for teenager Evan Hall, who shared a 'man hug' with Bruce Springsteen in front of 38,000 fans at the Ricoh stadium in Coventry. The 19-year-old has become a global internet star himself after being plucked from the crowd to hug and dance with The Boss on stage. The singer had spotted Evan's home-made sign asking 'Can I have man hug?' as he belted through a version of Hungry Heart, one of his biggest hits.
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Evan Hall, 19, embraced singer during gig at Ricoh stadium in Coventry
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Springsteen was in middle of singing Hungry Heart in front of 38,000 fans

Question: He has even earned a mention in the official Wrecking Ball tour notes which say: 'A fan caught @placeholder’s attention with a sign asking, "Bruce, can I have a man hug?"


A senior European Union official met with Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych on Friday, amid an uneasy political stalemate after days of clashes between police and protesters. Opposition leaders have demanded the resignation of the government and early elections. Yanukovych's presidential website reported his meeting with Commissioner for EU Enlargement Stefan Fule but gave no detail of what was discussed. Boxer-turned-opposition leader Vitali Klitschko said outside mediation was needed if any progress is to be made in talks between the opposition and government. "International mediators must be involved in any discussion of the crisis in Ukraine," he said. "Yanukovych decided to declare war on his own people rather than stop the confrontation and approach resolving the situation with common sense. He tries to keep power at a price of blood and destabilize the country. He must be stopped."
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EU Commissioner Stefan Fule meets with President Viktor Yanukovych
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Teenager says riot police beat him, made him strip
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58 protesters have been arrested in central city of Cherkasy, Interior Ministry says
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A second round of talks between protesters and the government ends without a deal

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Harry Redknapp is one of the game’s most colourful and outspoken characters. Here, in the latest extract from his fascinating book, he reveals the clamour for Kenny Dalglish's signature and charts the beginning of English football's influx of foreign talent. Where are Gazza's friends when he needs them most? My team of the 1970s My team of the 1980s I go back a long way with Kenny Dalglish. He came for a trial at West Ham in 1966 and I would drive him to training. The 15-year-old Kenny was with us for two weeks — everyone in the country was trying to sign him.
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Harry Redknapp's latest book, A Man Walks On To a Pitch, is being serialised by Sportsmail this week
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Kenny Dalglish trained with West Ham for a fortnight in 1966
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The striker became one of the best in Britain for Celtic then Liverpool
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Graeme Souness - signed for just £350,000, was huge for the Reds too

Question: Graeme Souness played a huge role in @placeholder’s domination, too.

Question: Sportsmail can exclusively reveal @placeholder's greatest XI from the 1970s - to include Dalglish and Souness


Panama City, Panama (CNN) -- Panamanian officials are preparing for the return of former dictator Manuel Noriega, who is scheduled to be extradited from France this weekend, Panama's foreign minister told CNN en EspaÃ±ol. Noriega, 77, will arrive in Panama Sunday on a flight with the Spanish airline Iberia, the foreign ministry said in a statement. Authorities are preparing to step up security to guarantee Noriega's safety in prison, Foreign Minister Roberto Henriquez said Wednesday. "We have to be ready for all the possibilities in all aspects. Noriega inspires very big emotions, and Noriega's life could very well be at risk in Panama," Henriquez said.
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NEW: The foreign ministry says Noriega will arrive in Panama Sunday
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"Noriega's life could very well be at risk in Panama," the foreign minister says
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Panamanian officials want him to face charges there
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The former dictator has been convicted of crimes in the U.S. and France

Question: @placeholder troops set up large speakers around the compound, blaring music at all hours, a psychological ploy to rattle the general.


Kevin Wang always had the teaching bug in him. After graduating from UC-Berkeley in 2002 with a degree in electrical engineering and computer science, he turned down industry jobs to teach in the Bay Area. A few years later he got a masters degree in education from Harvard and then went to Microsoft to work as a software developer. But he couldn't stop teaching. Before he arrived at the office every morning, Wang drove to a nearby high school and taught first-period computer science. He told colleagues and friends about his experience and recruited them to teach in local schools.
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The TEALS program seeks to develop more computer-science students in the U.S.
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The United States has a shortage of qualified computer engineers
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Despite tech's growing role in society, few high schools offer computer-science classes
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TEALS now has over 100 volunteers covering 35 schools in seven states

Question: About 80% of @placeholder' volunteers are Microsoft employees, part of a push by the company to address the dearth of engineering talent in the U.S.


A 2-year-old English mastiff whose heroism likely saved a family's 9-month-daughter is now fighting for his own life. Duke, who woke up his owner Lucia Piscoglio when her baby Ava Jane appeared to be suffocating in her crib, had a massive allergic reaction to a Lyme disease vaccine just days later. Now, as the hulking pooch fights to stay alive, his heartwarming bond with little Ava has helped bring a flood of well-wishes and even monetary donations to the Piscoglio's from across the internet and even the globe. Adorable: A 2-year-old English mastiff named Duke helped save his 9-month-old best friend Ava Jane Piscoglio when she appeared to be suffocating in her crib
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The 2-year-old English mastiff saved his New Jersey's owners' 9-month-old baby early this month
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Duke woke up his owner Lucia Piscoglio when her baby Ava Jane appeared to be suffocating in her crib
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Ava Jane was saved, but a Lyme disease vaccine soon had Duke in the fight of his short life after he suffered a massive allergic reaction

Question: As @placeholder and I ran to her side I didn't feel her inhale or exhale,' the mother writes.


Maxine Carr, now 37, served 21 months in jail for providing child killer Ian Huntley with a false alibi Maxine Carr met her ‘besotted’ new husband on Facebook and spent months exchanging messages with him online before revealing her shameful past, it has emerged. The 37-year-old, who served 21 months in jail for providing killer Ian Huntley with a false alibi after he murdered Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, both ten, in 2002, is said to have initiated the romance after finding him online. Carr, who now lives under a new identity thanks to a lifelong anonymity order, spent months exchanging messages with the man who she ended up marrying in a £5,000 private ceremony last week.
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Carr is said to have initiated the romance after finding new partner online
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New husband is said to be 'utterly devoted' to her despite her shameful past
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They spent months exchanging messages online before she revealed identity
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The pair recently married in a £5,000 private ceremony at a three-star hotel
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Carr, 37, was jailed for 21 months for giving child killer Ian Huntley false alibi

Question: @placeholder eventually admitted that the girls had died in his house after he had invited them in, but said their deaths were accidental.


Jose Mourinho believes Chelsea are playing on a 'different level' to last season and can win this year's Champions League - but only if the 'sharks in the ocean' let them. The Blues boss saw his side sweep past Sporting Lisbon 3-1 at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night as they finished the group stage undefeated. And Mourinho thinks his current squad is capable of winning the entire competition, but only if they can get the better of Europe's most talented sides - and avoid the likes of Paris Saint-Germain or Juventus in Monday's last-16 draw. Chelsea beat Sporting Lisbon 3-1 at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night in the Champions League
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Chelsea beat Sporting Lisbon 3-1 at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday
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Goals from Cesc Fabregas, Andre Schurrle and John Mikel Obi sealed win
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Jose Mourinho insists Chelsea can win the Champions League
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But he believes they must avoid 'the sharks in the ocean' around Europe in the next round in order to give them the chance to progress
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Mourinho was also full of 18-year-old debutant Ruben Loftus-Cheek

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By Jennifer Ruby and Kimberley Dadds PUBLISHED: 15:29 EST, 7 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:43 EST, 8 October 2012 Controversy raged after Sunday night's X Factor after Rylan Clark was dramatically saved and contestant Carolynne Poole became the first contestant to be sent home despite a stunning performance in the sing-off. The decision followed endless dithering by judge Louise Walsh who initially said he wanted to save Carolynne, and then controversially changed his mind to take the decision to deadlock. Rylan receive the most votes from the public to stay in the competition and after hearing that his act was the first to be booted off the show, and clearly disgusted with Louis, head judge Gary Barlow stormed off the stage.
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Louis changed his mind after first saying he wanted to SAVE Carolynne
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Rylan survives after receiving the most votes from the public
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Disgusted Gary Barlow walks off the show calling the outcome an 'absolute joke'

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(CNN) -- "My thighs cramping up on the very first day ... the mental trauma ... physical adversity ... I felt a great deal of fear wondering how I would make it through the next month," says Akshay Nanavati. The 30-year-old American businessman and former Marine is describing his 28-day run across Greenland in 2012, dragging a 190-pound sled. "Waking up, swallowing down the most disgusting freeze-dried food, packing up our tents and skiing for up to 12 hours a day in temperatures so cold that on some days my entire beard would be covered in ice. "This was my life for one month, except for the five days we were stuck in storms so powerful, the inside of our tent sounded like a washing machine."
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Akshay Nanavati plans to run across every country in the world
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He aims to complete around 20 countries by May 2015, with the whole project likely to take up to 20 years
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The toughest run will be the one crossing Israel and Jordan while Rwanda's run is his most anticipated trip
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Nanavati says meticulous planning, positive attitude towards fear and extra shoes will help to fulfill his mission

Question: "I wrote my history thesis about the genocide and am very fascinated by the resilience of humanity displayed by the people in [@placeholder]," says Nanavati.


By Mark Nicol PUBLISHED: 19:36 EST, 27 April 2013 | UPDATED: 02:50 EST, 28 April 2013 When Sergeant Rick Clement got married a year after suffering devastating injuries in Afghanistan, it seemed an uplifting denouement to a story that once seemed destined to end tragically. The soldier lost both legs when he stepped on a bomb and 'died twice' on the flight home. When he came round he was told he would never be able to have children or a sex life. But his fiancee, Leanne Isaacs, went ahead with the wedding, insisting he was still her 'perfect man'. But now the painful realities of their life together have brought their marriage to a sad end.
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Sergeant Rick Clement lost both legs when he stepped on a bomb
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His fiancee, Leanne Isaacs, went ahead with the wedding
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Leanne has left Rick after less than two years, and he blames his injuries

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Big seller: Samsung has had nine million pre-orders for the S3 - but you may be waiting for the blue model In the history of gadgets, none has picked up such an army of fans before launch. The Samsung Galaxy S3 has already received nine million pre-orders before launch - even with few people getting to play on Android's latest smartphone until it arrives in the UK on May 29. When the phone arrives, it will instantly become the fastest selling gadget in history, beating out the iPhone 4S's four million units sold in three days. It also tops the first iPad's two million tablets in two months, and the Microsoft Kinect system - which allows you to wave at your television via the Xbox 360 games console - which shifted 2.5 million units in 25 days.
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S3 will be fastest selling gadget in history
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Analysts predict Android usage will swell from an estimated 350million users today to one billion by end of 2013
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Windows Phone continues to sit at bottom of smartphone market as users stick with Apple and Android

Question: Apple and @placeholder between them account for 49.3 per cent of all smartphone sales worldwide - an increase on the 29 per cent the two had in early 2011.


(CNN) -- Malaysia's opposition leader has urged his supporters to wear black at a rally to be held in the capital Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday to protest Sunday's vote, which he claims "was marred with unprecedented election fraud." "Our conscience cannot allow us to accept election results conjured through frauds and cheating. A fight for clean and fair election remains the single most important fight that any Malaysian should relate to," Anwar Ibrahim said in a statement released Monday. Prime Minister Najib Razak, the leader of the Barisan Nasional coalition that has ruled for 56 years, took his oath of office on Monday after winning 133 out of 222 parliamentary seats, Malaysia's national news agency Bernama reported.
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Malaysia's opposition leader calls on supporters to attend rally on Wednesday
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Anwar Ibrahim says Sunday's poll marred by unprecedented fraud
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Election was won by ruling coalition, extending its 56 years in power
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A government spokesperson says allegations of fraud unsubstantiated

Question: He said that @placeholder's efforts to address election irregularities would depend on whether he drew support from across Malaysia's multi-ethnic population.


Baghdad (CNN) -- At least nine city and provincial officials were among dozens killed when armed militants took over a government building in Iraq and held hostages this week, Interior Ministry officials told CNN Wednesday. At least two journalists, including CNN contributor Sabah al-Bazi, were among the dead when armed men assaulted and seized the building in Tikrit in northern Iraq on Tuesday. At least 56 people died and 98 others were wounded in the attack, which ended after Iraqi forces launched a raid to take back the building and free the hostages. The United States condemned the "senseless and brutal attack" in a statement on Wednesday.
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NEW: The U.S. Embassy condemns the attack as "senseless and brutal"
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City and provincial council members are among 56 people killed in Tikrit
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Armed militants attacked a government building and held people hostage
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A regular CNN contributor is among the dead

Question: However, it is too soon to predict whether the United States and Iraq will negotiate an agreement to keep some @placeholder soldiers there after year's end.


(CNN) -- Sen. John McCain played offense against Sen. Barack Obama during much of the final presidential debate as he challenged his rival on his policies, judgment and character. Obama said he is the candidate who can bring "fundamental change" to the country and continued to try to link McCain to President Bush. In one of the more forceful moments of the debate, McCain turned to Obama and said, "I am not President Bush." "If you want to run against President Bush, you should have run four years ago. I'm going to give a new direction to this economy and this country," the Arizona senator said. Watch McCain say he's no Bush »
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NEW: More viewers say Obama won the debate, poll shows
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NEW: Candidates debate Bill Ayers, John Lewis, negativity
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NEW: McCain, Obama make frequent mention of "Joe the plumber"
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McCain, Obama start debate with talk of economic plans

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By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 06:25 EST, 3 October 2012 | UPDATED: 06:42 EST, 3 October 2012 The former Mrs Russell Brand has been dressing up and giving her best pout in a new series of sultry stills for celebrity favourite hair-styling brand, ghd. Shot by renowned fashion photographer Ellen von Unwerth in LA, the images reveal 27-year-old singer Katy Perry’s new look as ghd's Global Brand Ambassador. Shimmer: Katy Perry is the Global Brand Ambassador for luxury hair-styling brand ghd. Perry - who was paid £1.2m to perform at Holly Valance's nuptials last weekend - poses in a series of three classic monochrome images - entitled Shimmer, Megaphone and Hepburn - wearing three different wearable hair looks and simple, dark make-up.
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Photos taken by renowned fashion photographer Ellen von Unwerth in LA
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The singer, 27, is the Global Brand Ambassador for ghd

Question: Katy and @placeholder have created something really special in these images, capturing the essence of ghd today.'


By Alexandra Klausner A 17-year-old Instagram photographer spends less time snapping selfies and more time taking breath-taking and often illegal views of New York City. Humza Deas, 17, spoke with New York Magazine about the growing popularity of urban exploration, the incriminating drive to take the perfect photograph of New York City, and about receiving death threats for speaking with the media. Deas and other Instagram outlaws, namely one named Last Suspect, compete against one another for followers and frighteningly gritty urban snapshots. Scroll down for video Urban explorer: Humza Deas is most known for climbing New York's bridges
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Humza Deas has 31,000 followers on Instagram
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He has only been climbing bridges and taking photos for about a year
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He once got out of being arrested by telling a cop he had a test the next morning

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Jose Mourinho has repeated his plea for a noisy Stamford Bridge when Chelsea play Liverpool next week for a place in the Capital One Cup final. The Blues drew 1-1 at Anfield on Tuesday night and play the Reds in the semi-final second-leg bidding for a place in the March 1 final at Wembley. Mourinho, who won the League Cup twice in his first spell at the club, was critical of Chelsea fans following November's win over QPR, saying he felt his side were playing in an 'empty stadium'. Jose Mourinho (right) has asked Chelsea fans to give it their all in his side's League Cup replay next week
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Jose Mourinho wants a noisy home support to get the Blues to the final
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Chelsea take on Liverpool in the Capital One Cup semi-final second leg
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Eden Hazard and Thibaut Courtois also called for the fans' backing
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Chelsea transfer news: £20.6m bid rejected for Juan Cuadrado

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Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkey's prime minister held his first meeting Thursday night with leaders of Taksim Solidarity Platform, a loose coalition of various groups of demonstrators from Gezi Park, platform leader Eyup Muhcu said. The meeting came after 24 hours of calm in Istanbul and followed a Wednesday evening gathering between the prime minister and a group of individuals attempting to act as mediators for the protesters in Gezi Park. Earlier, the prime minister called on protesters camped out in the park to pack up and leave. "We are running out of patience," Recep Tayyip Erdogan told members of his party in the capital, Ankara, on Thursday.
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Prime minister met with Taksim Solidarity Platform, a coalition of protesters
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Prime Minister Erdogan to EU: "How dare you make such decisions about my country?"
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It's time to clean out the park for sanitary reasons, he says
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Erdogan: Peaceful protesters should not complain about police action

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(CNN)It is a message of defiance, but also forgiveness -- and many Muslims responded with similarly mixed emotions. It is a magazine cover depicting the Prophet Mohammed with a tear falling from his cheek, holding a sign that says, "Je suis Charlie," the slogan that became a worldwide meme. Above Mohammed are the words "All Is Forgiven." On Wednesday, two Muslim extremists attacked the offices of Charlie Hebdo, a French magazine with a history of mocking Mohammed. Twelve were killed, including several top editors, by two men with terrorist connections who said they were avenging the prophet. Many Muslims object to any depictions of Mohammed -- respectful or not -- saying that such images defy his teachings and lead to idolatry.
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Some Muslims appreciate new Charlie Hebdo cover, while others are dismissive
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Professor: "My initial thought is that the cover is a near perfect response to the tragedy"
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Other Muslim leaders say French magazine misfires in choice of satiric targets

Question: It's not surprising that, in its first issue since the attack, Charlie Hebdo again put @placeholder on the cover.


(CNN) -- Manuela Testolini and her colleagues had just sat down to dinner at the Oberoi hotel restaurant in Mumbai, India, on Wednesday when the sound of gunfire erupted outside. Manuela Testolini was in Mumbai on business when a series of brazen attacks broke out. At first, they didn't know what it was. Then, one of Testolini's colleagues saw a man get shot to death outside the restaurant's front door, and everyone started to run. "We left everything behind, including purses and phones," said Testolini, the ex-wife of music icon Prince and founder of In A Perfect World children's foundation. "There was a lot of panic."
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Manuela Testolini says colleague saw man killed outside restaurant
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Prince's ex-wife says gunmen pursued her, diners as they fled
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Nearby, CNN employee hid from gunfire under bed at Taj
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Yasmin Wong ran past bodies in hotel's halls as she sought exit

Question: @placeholder, a CNN employee who was staying in the Taj, said she hid under her bed for several hours after she was awoken by gunfire.


By Carol Driver Ryanair could soon be flying to the Middle East and Russia as part of the budget carrier’s plans for expansion. CEO Michael O’Leary has revealed the airline is looking to develop the business in Cyprus, to use it as a hub for flights to destinations including Israel and Jordan. On Monday, reporting a 152 per cent surge in first quarter profits, O’Leary said he would be ‘very keen’ to expand into Cyprus as it was revealed the carrier had submitted an expression of interest in Cyprus Airways at the request of the Cypriot Government. Scroll down for video
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CEO Michael O'Leary said airline wants to use Cyprus as a base
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Will allow carrier to fly to destinations including Israel and Jordan
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Has put in bid for Cyprus Airways but is 'not particularly interested'

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It has been five long years since 13-year-old Marcellous Bennett and his older brothers pistol whipped and robbed a pizza delivery driver in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Since then, Bennett has been to juvenile detention and remains on probation for the crime. His older brothers, both members of local gangs, are still serving time in prison. But Bennett has made an unlikely ally, one who is now mentoring him and helping him stay away from trouble: the victim of his crime. 'I see a lot of myself in Marcell,' Brady Middleton, 24, told The Grand Rapids Press in a interview about their redemption story, from assailant and victim to close friends.
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Marcellous Bennett was 13 when he joined his older brothers in robbing a local pizza delivery driver, Brady Middleton, 19
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Five years later, Bennett and Middleton, of Michigan, have forged an unlikely bond and became close friends

Question: After the attack, @placeholder needed 70 stitches and three years of physical therapy

Question: 'With so much trust and how much he believe in me,' @placeholder told the paper, 'I don’t want to disappoint him.'


By Emma Glanfield Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, Prince George's new nanny, is apparently listed on a register in her native Palencia, northern Spain, for failing to pay the Spanish equivalent of council tax Prince George’s new Spanish ‘supernanny’ is facing claims that she is a tax dodger. Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, 43, is apparently  listed on a register in her native Palencia, northern Spain, for failing to pay the Spanish equivalent of council tax. Miss Borrallo, who studied at the elite Norland College in Bath, apparently appeared on the online register – known as the Official Provincial Gazette - in May 2007 and July 2008 for failing to pay property tax, known as IBI.
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It is claimed that Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo failed to pay property tax
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The 43-year-old has apparently since settled the debts from 2007 and 2008
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The full-time nanny will be joining the royal couple on a tour of Australia

Question: Earlier this week, friends claimed the @placeholder nanny would have become a nun if she had not ended up pursuing her passion for looking after children.


Disney conspired with the CIA to buy up cheap land in Florida for Disney World and orchestrate a unique legal situation that makes the theme park above the law, a new book claims. The company took advice from former CIA agents and lawyers to engineer statutory grounds which still allow Disney World avoid taxation and environmental regulation, it is alleged. The special legal situation underpinning the site is not only unconstitutional, it is claimed, but allows the company to avoid any inconvenient decisions democratically taken at the local level. Magic Kingdom: The CIA helped Disney World acquire a unique legal status which makes it exempt from local democratic government, a new book sensationally claims
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Disney World's special legal arrangements help it avoid tax and regulation, new book claims
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The laws which underpin the two phantom cities it sits on require office holders to own property there
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That defies provisions in the U.S. and Florida constitutions against such laws
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Finding Florida: The True History Of The Sunshine State, by T.D. Allman, is out now, published by Atlantic Monthly Press.

Question: In this way, Disney was from the mid-Sixties able to snap up 40 square miles of land in the @placeholder for a knockdown price of less than $200 an acre.

Question: At its opening, @placeholder, above, boasted in a recording made before he died about creating a new kind of America


The parents of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl want the world to know they're beyond grateful their son has been released from Afghanistan after five years in captivity, but the battle is far from over. "The recovery and reintegration of Bowe Bergdahl is a work in progress," Bob Bergdahl told reporters Sunday in Boise, Idaho, just one day after his son was set free. "It isn't over for us. In many ways. It's just beginning for Jani, and I, and our family. There's a long process here," he said, referring to his wife, Bowe's mother. Both parents addressed their son, telling him how proud they are of him. They have not yet spoken to him directly.
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"You've made it ... You are free," Bowe Bergdahl's mother tells her son
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Afghan Taliban leader praises release of detainees in rare statement
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Susan Rice says U.S. feels confident released prisoners will be monitored
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Bergdahl arrives at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany

Question: "There's a reason for that, and that's because @placeholder has been gone so long that it's going to be very difficult to come back," said Bob Bergdahl.

Question: National Security Adviser Susan Rice said Sunday that the move to free him came after the @placeholder learned his health was deteriorating in captivity.


Britain has the best B&Bs in the world, according to TripAdvisor. At The Good Hotel Guide, we couldn't agree more, though we chose our top picks rather differently. Here is our selection of Britain's loveliest B&Bs, each with a treat exclusively for Daily Mail Readers. Wonderful weekends: Derbyshire - with Ladybower Reservoir to the fore - is a place for a fine B&B weekend DEVON Parford Well, Chagford Set in beautiful gardens within Dartmoor National Park, this is a warmly welcoming B&B. Afternoon tea and home-made cake are served to arriving guests in an elegant lounge with a wood-burning stove. Great walks can be taken in the wooded valley and on the open moor. There is a restaurant in the village, and a pub a short walk away.
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The Good Hotel Guide selects a selection of fine B&Bs for Mail readers
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The Nobody Inn is a glorious 17th century coaching inn in rural Devon
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Other options include discreet retreats in Somerset and Pembrokeshire

Question: Details: From £37 person @placeholder (00353 56 775 8488, www.ballyduffhouse.ie)


By Katy Winter Former America’s Top Model winner Whitney Thompson is a champion of fuller figured woman. The plus sized model has previously set up a dating website for larger ladies and even posed naked to promote awareness of eating disorders and accepting your body shape whatever your size. Now the stunning 26-year-old has been chosen to front the new Sculptresse lingerie collection by Panache. Scroll down for video Whitney, who is confident with her curves, looks stunning in this fuschia set in the dramatic shoot The 26-year-old model had her long hair swept backwards of her face. Here she wear the Dina set in black with intricate red detailing
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Plus-sized Whitney Thompson, 26, won the 10th series of ANTM
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New face of Sculptresse collection by Panache
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Range from a D to a J cup, back sizes 36 to 46
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Prices range from £14.50 for briefs and £33 for a bra

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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 13:54 EST, 4 March 2014 | UPDATED: 15:15 EST, 4 March 2014 Her blood mixes with dust on her pallid face. It leaves crimson stains on the green sweatshirt she is wearing. Yet the look on this girl's face appears strangely serene, resigned. This portrait of a wounded schoolgirl tells the story of the horrific toll on innocents caught in the cross-fire on the frontline of Syria's brutal civil war. She was photographed in an Aleppo clinic by Swedish freelance photographer Niclas Hammarström, whose work has just earned him Unicef's Photo of the Year award.
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Swedish photographer met Dania Kilsi at an Aleppo clinic in 2012
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She was hurt by a bomb which exploded while she was playing outside
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Despite being bloodied, she was not badly hurt and soon released

Question: @placeholder provides help to children on both sides of the conflict, in Syria and refugees who have fled to its neighbouring countries.


(CNN) -- Iran has threatened that it will retaliate against the Obama administration's proposed new economic sanctions on Iran's oil exports by blocking the flow of oil from the Persian Gulf. "If sanctions are adopted against Iranian oil," said Iran's Vice President Mohammad Reza Rahimi, "not a drop of oil will pass through the Strait of Hormuz," the narrow waterway at the mouth of the Persian Gulf, which one-fifth of the world's oil supply passes through daily. To drive the point home, Iran has started a 10-day naval exercise in the Persian Gulf to show off how it could use small speedboats and a barrage of missiles to combat America's naval armada. And the U.S. Navy has responded, in the words of a spokeswoman: "Anyone who threatens to disrupt freedom of navigation in an international strait is clearly outside the community of nations; any disruption will not be tolerated."
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Iran has threatened to block flow of oil through Strait of Hormuz if U.S. sanctions its oil
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U.S. Navy has warned that disruption in traffic will not be tolerated
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Vali Nasr says the sanctions designed to prevent war could wind up causing it
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He says the first casualty in a battle could be the world economy

Question: It is for this reason that Iran is treating the proposed new sanctions as an act of war, and is issuing threats of its own to dissuade the @placeholder from going through with the new sanctions.


Samir Nasri will miss Manchester City's clash with his old club Arsenal on Sunday with a calf injury that is expected to keep him out for up to a month. The news is a major blow to the Premier League champions as they try to keep pace with leaders Chelsea at the top of the table. Nasri, who has been in top form this season, is set to miss four league games and the FA Cup fourth round tie against Middlesbrough, but he should be fit to face Barcelona in the Champions League first knockout round on February 24. ‘We have some problems during the week with Samir Nasri,’ said manager Manuel Pellegrini. ‘He has a calf injury so he will not be fit for the next game. He will be out for around three weeks or a month. Before that is difficult. All the rest of the team are fit.’
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Manuel Pellegrini has confirmed that Samir Nasri will miss Sunday's match
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Manchester City host Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium at 4pm on Sunday
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Samir Nasri has a calf injury and will be out for up to a month
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Pellegrini also insisted that Yaya Toure is '100% committed' to the club

Question: ‘I hope we can score the same amount of goals and @placeholder have more problems to score three goals.


(CNN) -- The secret to traveling in Jordan is to sit back and let your expectations be defied. Expect the unexpected in a country that offers glorious contradictions for the traveler to experience. The Jordanian state, for example, is less than a century old, but its history is ancient. The country contains the sandstone city of Petra, built and abandoned by the Nabateans and lost for a millennium after that, alongside Roman ruins, crusader castles, and mountains where prophets lived and listened. The Jordanian summer is long, hot, and dry, but it is still possible to swim and climb through the country's river canyons throughout. The winters are freezing, but thermal waterfalls offer relief. The Red Sea at Aqaba offers exceptional marine life, but no fish or plants can withstand the intense salinity of the Dead Sea, which allows the visitor to read a book whilst floating, even if the water itself is hundreds of meters below sea level.
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Wadi Rum is a vast area of protected desert in southern Jordan
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Tourists can take five-day camel treks across the desert
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Camps offer tents or under-the-stars accommodation, and meals cooked in the Bedouin style

Question: I tried to learn a little about the Jordanians by traveling across the southern desert, from Wadi Rum to @placeholder by camel.


(CNN) -- Asian football chief Mohammed Bin Hammam will be Sepp Blatter's only opponent in the forthcoming FIFA presidential elections, the sport's governing body confirmed on Monday. The 75-year-old Blatter, who has held office since 1998, will go head-to-head with the Qatari on June 1 in Zurich, Switzerland. Elias Figueroa, a former international defender for Chile, had intended to put himself forward for the role but announced last week there was not enough time for a credible campaign to be launched. American journalist Grant Wahl said earlier this year he was hoping to stand, but it was more a ploy to raise awareness about what he called the "need for change" at an organization which has earned $4.189 billion over the last four years than a realistic challenge to Blatter's supremacy.
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Sepp Blatter and Mohammed Bin Hammam are the only candidates in FIFA's presidential vote
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The Qatari has been head of the Asian Football Confederation since 2002
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Incumbent Blatter, 75, has been president of world football's governing body since 1998
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He has not been opposed since the 2002 elections, when he beat Issa Hayatou

Question: The 61-year-old @placeholder became AFC chief in 2002 and has called for greater transparency among football's decision makers.


By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 12:50 EST, 29 April 2013 | UPDATED: 12:52 EST, 29 April 2013 Austerity is driving suicide, depression, and the spread of infectious disease Austerity is devastating the health of people in Europe and North America by driving suicide, depression, and the spread of infectious disease, according to new research. It is also reducing access to medicines and care which is further affecting people’s health, the study suggests. The authors, Oxford University political economist Dr David Stuckler and Dr Sanjay Basu, an assistant professor of medicine and an epidemiologist at Stanford University, said their findings show austerity is seriously bad for health.
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Austerity reduced access to medicines and health care in Europe and U.S
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10,000 suicides and a million depression cases can be blamed on austerity
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In Greece, HIV rates increased 200% since 2011 because of budget cuts
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Greece had first malaria outbreak for decades due mosquito spraying cuts
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Five million Americans lost access to health care during recession
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In Britain, 10,000 families are now homeless because of austerity budget

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