Andy Murray defends his Wimbledon championship Virginia Wade describes Mauresmo appointment as a 'joke' Tennis is part of a sporting landscape in which only 31 per cent of coaches are women By Laura Williamson Follow @@laura_mail The most remarkable aspect of Andy Murray beginning the defence of his Wimbledon gentleman’s singles title is not that he is the first British man to do so for 77 years, but that there will be a female coach in the players’ box on Centre Court. Amazing, isn’t it? You wait all this time for a British men’s champion and then he turns out to be a groundbreaker in more ways than one.
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Andy Murray defends his Wimbledon championship
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Virginia Wade describes Mauresmo appointment as a 'joke'
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Tennis is part of a sporting landscape in which only 31 per cent of coaches are women

Question: @placeholder, maybe still slightly irked that her 1977 Wimbledon triumph has been overshadowed by a British man doing the business, thinks it ‘a joke’, while others resort to pig-headed sexism when considering Murray’s revolutionary act.


Investigators found five guns and a laptop computer in the vehicle of a man suspected of killing three people in a shooting spree, a police chief said Sunday, but they hadn't yet uncovered any motive for the rampage. John Lee, 29, was arrested following a high-speed chase in nearby Washington state after the shootings Saturday. Police believe he opened fire at three locations in the western Idaho city of Moscow, killing his landlord, his adoptive mother and a manager at a restaurant his parents frequented. A Seattle man was also critically injured. Response: Ambulance workers rush one of the shooting victims allegedly gunned down by John Lee, 29, in Moscow, Idaho
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John Lee, 29, is suspected of triple murder and wounding a fourth man
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Was captured by police in Moscow, Idaho, after high-speed chase
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Five guns and laptop recovered but his motives remain mysterious
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Allegedly first gunned down Terri Grzebielski, 61, his adoptive mother
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Then Lee thought to have turned on landlord David Trail, 76
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Also shot allegedly shot Michael Chin, 39, who was taken to hospital
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Finally thought to have shot dead Belinda Niebuhr, 47, a manager at Arby's
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No clear connection between Lee and Niebuhr could be immediately found
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Was caught after driving at more than 100mph through Washington state
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Crashed and rolled car, and was taken to hospital before being jailed

Question: Duke said Chin was shot in the arm and leg, and would be flown to a @placeholder hospital.


The man who completed the world’s most difficult climb this week, came up with the idea for the feat to move on from the ‘deep pain’ of divorcing his first wife. Dailymail.com can reveal that Tommy Caldwell decided to scale the 3,000ft El Capitan in Yosemite National Park to ‘escape’ from the agony of splitting with Beth Rodden, a fellow climber and his teenage sweetheart. Caldwell did not think he could do it but after meeting the woman who would become his second wife he fell in love again and decided that it ‘just might be possible.' SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO
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Tommy Caldwell became first man to free climb El Capitan, the 3,000ft cliff in Yosemite, this week
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Feat was considered impossible but he and Kevin Jorgeson reached the summit on Wednesday
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Caldwell's wife has revealed he wanted to 'escape' from agonizing split from first wife, Beth Rodden, his teenage sweetheart
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Rebecca Pietsch, his current wife, said he wanted to get over 'sadness' of split and as their relationship grew decided climb 'might just be possible'
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Rodden is now also remarried -  to another climber - and has a baby son
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Caldwell was captured by al-Quaeda during a climb in Asia and held captive for six days

Question: But in reality the driving force was the pain of breaking up with his teenage sweetheart, according to his second wife, photographer @placeholder, 29.


New York (CNN) -- It has been more than two weeks since Superstorm Sandy hit the Northeast, yet many still remain without power. Two residents of New York's Long Island are going to court declaring, in effect, they've had enough. A lawsuit filed Tuesday by the two residents charges the area's main electricity providers -- Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) and its partner National Grid -- committed "gross negligence, breach of contract, and fraud," according to attorney Ken Mollins, who is representing the plaintiffs. Although the suit, which does not seeks specific damages but calls on the court to award "a sum to be determined at trial," was filed by two individuals, Mollins entered the claim as a class-action, which would allow other residents to join as plaintiffs.
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More than 13,000 customers are still without power on Long Island, a utility says
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Two Long Island residents are suing utilities after no electricity for days in the wake of Sandy
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The plaintiffs' attorney hopes other residents will join in the suit as a class action
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The power companies say their focus continues to be on restoring electricity

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Beyoncé's Grammy Awards performance was slammed by concerned parents on Sunday as they deemed the incredibly risqué routine too explicit for children to watch. The 32-year-old singer wore a revealing black thong bodysuit over fishnet tights to perform a rendition of her hit Drunk In Love alongside husband Jay Z at the Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles. Beyoncé's sexy dance routine, which aired at 8pm on both coasts and at 7pm central time, had many furious parents posting comments on social media that the performance was 'disrespectful', had 'no class' and was entirely inappropriate for young viewers. Scroll down for video
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Mother-of-one wore a thong bodysuit to perform Drunk In Love with husband Jay Z
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She began the performance straddling a chair, before writhing around and dancing up to the rapper
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Many parents took to Twitter to complain that the dance routine was too raunchy for children to watch
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One fan tweeted: 'Beyoncé can twerk and dance dirty on stage by oh if Miley does it she's such a horrible person'
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Beyoncé fans rushed to defend the singer's performance with her husband as 'inspiring'

Question: @placeholder placed his hand on Beyoncé's bottom as he pulled her in for a kiss mid-song at the Sunday night awards show

Question: Jay Z placed his hand on @placeholder's bottom as he pulled her in for a kiss mid-song at the Sunday night awards show


One hundred and sixty square feet may not sound like much space for a family of three and their dog - but the Cox clan from Terre Haute, Indiana, are ditching their regular rental home in favor of scaled-down living. Their diminutive home on wheels, which is nearing completion, will hardly leave room to stretch out for Cori Cox, 37, his wife Angel Tyra, 33, their eight-year-old daughter, Amelia, and Dexter, their 60lbs dog. The dwelling, which measures eight feet by twenty feet, features living space, bedrooms, a bathroom and a kitchen, but minimized to the extreme. Scroll down for video
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Cori Cox, his wife Angel Tyra, their daughter Amelia, eight, and their dog Dexter will live in the tiny home on wheels
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Currently stationed in Terre Haute, Indiana, the almost-ready home can just about fit tiny fridge and oven
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Expected to be a huge money-saver for the family as utility bills will come to just $50 a month

Question: She said: 'When [@placeholder] first brought the idea to me, I said, "you're totally out of your mind... nobody lives like that.


Vaclav Havel, pictured in 2005, died at his weekend this morning, according to his assistant Vaclav Havel, who became the first Czech president after leading the bloodless Velvet Revolution against communist rule, died yesterday aged 75. The dissident playwright was instrumental in opening the door to democracy in Eastern Europe by loosening the Soviet grip. Tributes flooded in from world leaders who hailed him as ‘the greatest European of our age’. Havel was invited by Margaret Thatcher to 10 Downing Street  during his first official visit to the UK after the collapse of communism in 1989. As well as steering his country towards freedom, he also oversaw the peaceful 1993 split of Czechoslovakia into two separate countries – the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
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Former president was a key figure in Czechoslovakia's Velvet Revolution
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Playwright oversaw country's transition into Czech Republic and Slovakia
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Iconic figure previously described by George Bush as 'one of liberty's great heroes'
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Former leader died in his sleep after battling a long illness
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Havel famously declared: 'Truth and love must prevail over lies and hatred'

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New York (CNN) -- Three men whose identities surfaced during New York's "Cannibal Cop" kidnap conspiracy investigation pleaded not guilty Thursday to their own conspiracy charges, federal prosecutors said. Michael Vanhise, Richard Meltz and Robert Christopher Asch entered not-guilty pleas to conspiracy to kidnap charges and remain in custody, according to Jerika Richardson, spokeswoman for the office of the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York. Vanhise was arrested in January after authorities uncovered e-mail conversations he had with New York police officer Gilberto Valle. In those online conversations, Vanhise agreed to pay Valle $5,000 to render a woman unconscious, stuff her into a suitcase and bring her to Vanhise's home in New Jersey, where she would be raped, according to authorities.
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An attorney for one defendant says, "This was nothing more than his fantasy life"
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Another defense attorney says motions will be filed on First Amendment grounds
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Feds say the 3 exchanged messages about kidnapping, torturing and killing women

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By Christopher Stevens PUBLISHED: 17:45 EST, 28 November 2013 | UPDATED: 05:46 EST, 29 November 2013 Anarchy, acts of terror, crimes against the public. To combat it, I’ve got special men: experts from the Army, the police,  from every service — these are The Professionals!’ That rousing mission statement, overlaid with the throb of wah-wah guitars and screaming engines, heralded the controversial British action series that was a grittier, tougher answer to U.S. cop duo shows like Starsky And Hutch. Will Bodie and Ray Doyle were The Professionals — anti-terrorist agents licensed to use ‘any means necessary’.
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The British actor played agent Will Bodie in the series which began in 1977
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He was also a part-time para-trooper from Birkenhead, Merseyside
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Senior officers said he could not join the SAS because he was a celebrity
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Died peacefully at his home in Los Angeles surrounded by his family

Question: After the show ended, he applied to join the @placeholder, and passed the initial selection stages for the territorial unit 23 SAS, before senior officers ruled that his celebrity status made him a security risk.


Samsung last night unveiled its latest flagship device, the Galaxy S3, the follow-up to last year's best-selling phone in the world. The smartphone market moves on once more, with the hi-tech voice-controlled Galaxy S3 likely to becomes a standard-bearer for Google’s Android operating system - and a device for the Apple refuseniks. The phone’s most innovative feature is built-in face-tracking and voice control - allowing, Samsung claims, for a more 'natural' control system. Other innovations include what Samsung claims is a 'more intelligent' lock system, that keeps the screen 'awake' when the phone’s camera senses eyes watching it, rather than turning it off.
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Samsung unveiled latest flagship smartphone at Apple-style launch party in London
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Eye-tracking and voice-control revealed as key new features
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Owners get 4.8" screen, quad-core processor, NFC payments, and face-recognition
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Wireless charging kit removes the clutter of wires
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Mail Online verdict: 'Samsung has raised the stakes here - and Apple will have to do something truly special to beat this'

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By Sam Greenhill PUBLISHED: 13:45 EST, 21 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:58 EST, 22 June 2012 Facing prison: Handcuffed Lianne Smith leaving the court after being found guilty Lianne Smith faces up to 34 years in a Spanish prison after she was last night found guilty of murdering her two children. The British mother stared blankly at the floor as the unanimous verdict rang out at Girona Provincial Court, in north-east Spain. The 45-year-old is now on suicide watch after previously trying to kill herself. After eight hours’ deliberation, the jury foreman announced the panel of seven men and two women had believed Smith was ‘fully conscious’ and knew what she was doing when she smothered Rebecca, five, and 11-month-old Daniel in their beds in a Costa Brava hotel.
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Lianne Smith looked impassive as unanimous verdict was read out
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She admitted smothering son and daughter at Costa Brava resort
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Her defence lawyer called for acquittal on grounds of mental illness
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Psychiatrist claimed Smith was in a psychotic state and acted 'out of love'
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Jury said she had been 'fully conscious' her actions were wrong
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Her paedophile partner is not the children's father, court heard yesterday

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By Will Stewart and Kieran Corcoran An immediate ceasefire is necessary for talks to happen over eastern Ukraine, Vladimir Putin said yesterday. The Russian president said he expects Petro Poroshenko, Ukraine’s president-elect, to show ‘goodwill’ and ‘state wisdom’ in dealing with the issue. He and Mr Poroshenko shared a symbolic handshake yesterday as they met for 15 minutes to discuss the main issues related to settling the crisis. Scroll down for video Ukraine president-elect Petro Poroshenko (second left), German Chancellor Angela Merkel (left) and Russian President Vladimir Putin talk after a group photo during the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Benouville
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The two men spoke of 'the soonest end to bloodshed in Ukraine'
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Putin called on the Ukrainian leader to show 'good will' in the conflict
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The Russian leader is not invited to billionaire Poroshenko's inauguration
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The two men spoke after a Normandy commemoration photocall

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(CNN) -- "Dear Chinese Government," began a message sent late Thursday from Twitter CEO Dick Costolo. "Year-long detentions for sending a sarcastic tweet are neither the way forward nor the future of your great people," he wrote on his Twitter profile. Costolo's edict is no doubt a response to the Chinese woman who had been sentenced to a year in a labor camp for retweeting a message that officials in China disapproved of. The tweet mocked Chinese people who were aligning with the Chinese government by protesting Japanese products. In an hour, Costolo's message had well surpassed a hundred retweets -- an act similar to forwarding an e-mail, denoting interest in the content. It quickly climbed to the top spot on the list of trending tweets, an automated system that surfaces popular messages on the service.
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Twitter CEO Dick Costolo sent a message on his Twitter page late Thursday night
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The tweet is critical of the Chinese government for detaining one of its citizens
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A Chinese woman was sentenced to a year in a labor camp for one of her retweets

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It was a semi-naked ring bearer wearing Superman underpants and roller skates who stole the show at a recent Texas wedding - not the bride. Bobby and Shanna Lockhart from Lubbock decided to mix things up at their Willy Wonka-themed marriage ceremony last weekend and booked the elegant skater as a star guest. Video footage from their big day shows the topless male performer, known as Quis, gliding along and handing over the rings at the alter. He appears to be lost in deep concentration as he maintains a focused gaze. The congregation sit watching, open-mouthed. Scroll down for video
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Bobby and Shanna Lockhart from Lubbock decided to mix things up at their Willy Wonka-themed marriage ceremony last weekend and booked an elegant skater as a star guest
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The rollerskating ring bearer wore Superman underpants and a cape

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More than a century since one of the most remarkable scientific objects of antiquity was discovered, experts are hoping to reveal more secrets of the deep using the latest in diving technology. Greek and American archaeologists are returning to the ancient shipwreck of Antikythera using the Exosuit - a state-of-the art, deep sea diving suit - that will let them dive to more than double the depths of previous expeditions. Here, the so-called Antikythera Mechanism, a 2nd-century BC device dubbed the world's oldest computer, was discovered by sponge divers in 1900 off the remote Greek island. Scroll down for video
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Antikythera Mechanism was recovered in 1900 from a shipwreck in Greece
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It was created in 100BC, and is believed to be the world’s oldest calculator
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Scans revealed it was used to chart the movement of planets and the passing of days and years
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Divers are now using a revolutionary suit to further explore the wreckage
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The Exosuit lets them more than double the depth they can dive at
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It also means they can grasp, clench and dig for ‘several hours’ at a time
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Archaeologists are hoping to find other artefacts in and around the wreck - as well as a second shipwreck

Question: The highly complex mechanism consisting of up to 40 bronze cogs and gears was used by the ancient @placeholder to track the cycles of the solar system.


By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 14:38 EST, 17 March 2013 | UPDATED: 14:38 EST, 17 March 2013 House Speaker John Boehner has said today that he ‘can’t imagine’ his conservative views on gay marriage will ever shift, even if he had a son who was gay. The Ohio Republican told ABC News’ Martha Raddatz for ‘This Week’ that he could not possibly see a situation where his views would change. Rep. Boehner’s firm stance goes directly against the remarkable about-face of fellow Ohio Republican Sen. Rob Portman, who publically said he supports gay marriage after his own son came out.
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Rep. Boehner told ABC News' Martha Raddatz that he 'can't imagine' changing his stance on gay marriage
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But fellow Ohio Republican Rob Portman, a senator, shockingly announced a change of heart last week after his son came out

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Question: Speaking on ABC News’ ‘This Week,’ Rep. Boehner said: ‘@placeholder’s a great friend and a long-time ally.’


Japan is using YouTube to bolster assertions of ownership over islands also claimed by neighboring China and South Korea. Japan's Foreign Ministry published the two videos on its official YouTube channel, under the username MOFAchannel, October 16. In one, Tokyo's claim over the Senkaku islands -- known as the Diaoyu islands in China -- are supported through old black-and-white photographs and a timeline of events starting with a document dating back to 1895. In the other, similar pictures and a chronology of events starting from 1900 illustrate Japan's claim to the Takeshima islands, known as the Dokdo islands in Korean.
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Japan posts YouTube videos on official channel supporting claims to disputed islands
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China, South Korea criticize Japan's moves as "provocative"
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Tokyo says it will not take down controversial videos and will add more

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Cliven Bundy -- the Nevada rancher turned conservative folk hero for bucking the federal government's attempts to stop his cattle from grazing on public land -- admits he doesn't understand the bipartisan uproar over his comments suggesting blacks might have been better off under slavery. But in a contentious interview Friday on CNN's "New Day," Bundy stood by his remarks, saying he's not a racist but only somebody who speaks his mind, perhaps using politically incorrect language. "Maybe I sinned, and maybe I need to ask forgiveness, and maybe I don't know what I actually said, but when you talk about prejudice, we're talking about not being able to exercise what we think. ... If I say Negro or black boy or slave, if those people cannot take those kind of words and not be (offended), then Martin Luther King hasn't got his job done yet," he told anchor Chris Cuomo on Friday, adding, "We need to get over this prejudice stuff."
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Bundy says he is "not tired of talking about race"
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The Nevada rancher has battled U.S. government over his cattle grazing free on public land
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He came under fire after suggesting blacks may have been better off as slaves
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"We need to get over this prejudice stuff," he says

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Abidjan, Ivory Coast (CNN) -- Former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo arrived Wednesday at the International Criminal Court in The Hague to stand trial for his role in his country's post-election violence that killed thousands. "It is exactly a year since the presidential election that led to one of the worst episodes of violence Cote d'Ivoire has ever known," said Luis Moreno-Ocampo, the court's chief prosecutor, using the French name for the country. "In December last year, we put Mr. Gbagbo and the others on notice. Today, we are following up." The former president's initial appearance is scheduled for Monday, the ICC announced.
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NEW: The former president's initial court appearance is scheduled for Monday
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The transfer of Laurent Gbagbo to The Hague is "illegal," his aide says
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A three-party coalition says it will boycott the elections
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Gbagbo is "the first former head of state taken into ICC custody," Human Rights Watch says

Question: The political stalemate was settled by Gbagbo's capture in April by forces loyal to his rival, and he has been detained in the north of @placeholder.


Manchester City emerged 2-0 victors in a rather awkward-feeling fixture against Hamburg in the Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi. Starting with a relatively strong line up including Frank Lampard, Edin Dzeko and Stevan Jovetic, boss Manuel Pellegrini used this an opportunity to give many of his starlets some much-needed first team experience. Despite Jovetic and Dzeko both gladly putting their names on the score sheet, there was some sad news for the Blues as Thierry Ambrose came off injured just eight minutes after coming on at half time. Host commentator Ultimately Manchester City will be the happier of the two teams. A good second half display from Manuel Pellegrini's men as they return to England with a 2-0 victory against Hamburg. Next up - Middlesbrough!
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Stevan Jovetic gave Manchester City the lead on 50 minutes
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Edin Dzeko doubled the lead after some good work from James Milner
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Thierry Ambrose came off injured eight minutes after his City introduction
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Hamburg's Zoltan Stieber had a goal disallowed in the first half for offside
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Manchester City XI: Caballero, Sagna, Boyata, Mangala, Kolarov, Fernando, Lampard, Milner, Barker, Jovetic, Dzeko
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Hamburg XI: Drobny, Gotz, Djourou, Rajkovic, Marcos, Jiracek, Emeghara, van der Vaart, Stieber, Gouaida, Rudnevs
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Manchester City play Hamburg in a friendly staged in Abu Dhabi

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(CNN) -- Governments, world leaders and others were responding Friday to a Florida pastor's plan to burn copies of the Quran, the Muslim holy book, even amid confusion over whether it would go ahead. The Rev. Terry Jones, the head of a small church in Gainesville, called off the burning Thursday but later said he would "rethink" his position after a meeting with a local imam. Here's a sampling of global reaction: Hamas leader Ismail Haniya called Jones a "religious criminal" and a "retard that expresses a Western-retarded mentality" that targets the Quran, Islam and Muslims. Speaking in Gaza at the start of the Eid holiday, Haniya said, "I call upon God the merciful, if they want to rip the Quran, for God to rip them apart and their state and make them an example for the believers."
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NEW: Turkish prime minister says Florida pastor should "test himself regarding Islamophobia"
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Sporadic protests against the burning take place in Afghanistan
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Israeli prime minister says the burning undermines religious tolerance
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai says burning will not damage the Quran

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Lorry drivers are being ordered to avoid Calais because of confrontations with knife-wielding illegal immigrants who are trying to get to Britain. Cross-Channel haulage firms are advising drivers to use other ports – including Cherbourg, Boulogne and Dunkirk – to transport goods to the UK to prevent migrants clambering into their vehicles. Up to 2,000 foreigners – mainly Africans and Asians – have massed at Calais in a desperate bid to reach our shores where they will be able to claim benefits if they fail to find jobs. Scroll down for video Caught out: 16 immigrants were found in a tanker that was filling up at a Calais petrol station on Saturday
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Up to 2,000 foreigners have massed at port in bid to reach the UK
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Angry truckers have told of desperate migrants threatening them
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Theresa May held high-level talks with Calais in a bid to tackle crisis

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(CNN) -- Sure, lots of folks might be excited about a Twitter-like social network with no ads or annoying "promoted tweets." But would they pay for it? The founders of App.net think so, and so far they've found more than 10,000 people who agree with them. The startup promises a "real-time feed" that will never be supported by ads. Instead, they'll charge a fee that, at least for now, looks to be about $50. That's how much it took to support a Kickstarter-like fundraising campaign that has netted more than $670,000 and wraps up Monday. Founder and CEO Dalton Caldwell says he's been disappointed by the advertising models of sites like Twitter and Facebook and thinks users will be willing to plunk down money for an alternative.
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App.net plans to offer an ad-free alternative to Twitter, but users will have to pay
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A Kickstarter-like fundraiser generated more than $670,000 to start up
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Charging fees lets the service focus on users, not advertisers, founder says
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Minimum donation was $50, but analyst predicts that will get lower

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London (CNN) -- A Dutchman has built a replica of Noah's Ark to biblical proportions, following a dream his homeland would be flooded. Johan Huibers, a wealthy businessman, used the ancient measurement of the cubit -- the length of a man's arm from elbow to fingertips -- to build the vessel to the dimensions specified in the book of Genesis. The finished craft -- which has just been opened to the public on the Merwede River in the Dutch town of Dordrecht -- is 300 cubits long (about 450 feet or 137 meters), 50 cubits wide (about 70 feet or 21 meters), and 30 cubits high (about 45 feet or 14 meters).
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A Dutch businessman has built a replica of the Biblical Noah's Ark
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It is built to the proportions specified in the Bible, and filled with plastic animals
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The man built the ark after a nightmare that the Netherlands was flooded
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He hopes it will help spread the message of the Bible

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Cristiano Ronaldo is an unrepeatable one-off, Jose Mourinho has told French Television channel TF1. The Portuguese forward - who has assured supporters the ice-pack on his knee after Portugal’s defeat by France at the weekend was purely precautionary - has been hailed by the former Real Madrid coach he fell out with two seasons ago. Mourinho said: ‘Cristiano is a goals machine. He is an incredible player. He is like (Zinedine) Zidane, there will never be another Ronaldo.’ VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ronaldo: Ballon d'Or is important but I don't lose sleep over it Cristiano Ronaldo is an unrepeatable one-off, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has told French television
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Cristiano Ronaldo is a goal machine, according to Jose Mourinho
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The former Real Madrid manager compared Ronaldo with Zinedine Zidane
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Ronaldo and Mourinho fell out during their time together at the Bernabeu
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Ronaldo's team-mate Toni Kroos insists there is no better player

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Ukraine's ousted President is a wanted man. He's also a missing man. Viktor Yanukovych is not in Kiev. The mayor of Kharkiv, where Yanukovych was Saturday, says he hasn't seen him in a few days. He's also apparently not hiding in a bunker in a Ukrainian Orthodox monastery, a church spokesman said, swatting down the latest speculation. Ukraine's onetime -- and, by his account, current -- President is facing a warrant for the "mass killings" of civilians. Over the weekend, he fled to Kharkiv, a pro-Russian stronghold near the border. And he tried to board a charter plane in the eastern city of Donetsk but was turned away because he didn't have documents.
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"This is not a restoration of the Cold War," White House spokesman says
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Russian Foreign Ministry accuses opposition of "dictatorship and terror"
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Opposition leader says missing President is trying to "avoid responsibility"
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Ousted President Viktor Yanukovych hasn't been seen since Saturday

Question: Russia's Foreign Ministry criticized those elections Monday, saying Ukraine's parliament was acting rashly, and accused lawmakers of discriminating against ethnic @placeholder by excluding them from the reform process.


The style set is once again embracing a rather risqué take on the traditional tuxedo trend by wearing the low-cut style without anything on underneath. The look, which rose to fashion fame six years ago thanks to Kate Moss and Victoria Beckham, was seen on Rihanna and Emma Watson on the red carpet at the British Fashion Awards last night and has recently been worn by everyone from Cara Delevingne to Hunger Games star Jennifer Lawrence. While some stars choose to style the low-cut jacket by itself, accessorizing only with jewelry and a handbag as Rihanna did with her Stella McCartney design at the BFAs, other fans of the trend prefer to model a full tuxedo, as often worn by Cara and her fellow Burberry model Suki Waterhouse.
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Cara Delevingne, Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lawrence are also fans of the low-cut look

Question: During the past year, @placeholder has been spotted out and about sporting a number of tuxedo-style ensembles.


Havana (CNN) -- Church bells rang out Wednesday afternoon in Havana, marking a major moment in history -- Cuba and the United States are renewing diplomatic relations after decades of ice-cold tension. Word of the massive change was met with passionate opinions and some protests in the United States. And tearful celebrations erupted in the streets of the island after President Raul Castro announced the news in a televised address. But there was uncertainty and some anger amid the joy. Dissident Cuban blogger Yusnaby Perez tweeted that his neighbor asked him whether a change in U.S.-Cuban trade relations would mean that he could finally afford to buy meat.
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Church bells ring in Havana as Cuban president announces easing of relations with U.S.
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Some Cuban dissidents worry that their concerns will now be overlooked
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Angry debates erupt in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood

Question: Even with the next steps unclear, happiness spread quickly through a market in the heart of Cuba's capital, where crowds watched speeches from @placeholder and U.S. President Barack Obama announcing the news on TV screens.


Last man standing: Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist, pictured in 2010, the last surviving member of the main plot to kill Adolf Hitler, has died aged 90 The last surviving member of the famous briefcase bomb plot to assassinate Hitler has died aged 90. Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist took part in the July 20 conspiracy to kill Adolf Hitler, a failed attempt on the Nazi dictator’s life in 1944. Von Kleist, who once volunteered to act as a suicide bomber to kill Hitler, died at his home in Munich on Friday. He became a member of the July 20 conspiracy, also known as Operation Valkyrie, after he was approached by Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, the man who eventually planted the bomb in Hitler’s conference room at Wolf’s Lair.
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Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist took part in the famous July 20 plot to kill Hitler
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He was the last surviving member of the failed assassination in 1944
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Von Kleist died aged 90 in his home in Munich on Friday

Question: But when news spread that Hitler had survived, the plot crumbled and von Stauffenberg, @placeholder's father, and scores of others were arrested and executed.


By Emily Allen PUBLISHED: 12:08 EST, 19 August 2013 | UPDATED: 01:39 EST, 20 August 2013 A man who punched and kicked a grandfather to death 'for no apparent reason' has been told he must serve at least 12 years in prison for the murder. Keith Wright, 50, was subjected to a sustained attacked as he was waiting for a bus in York in January. A jury at Leeds Crown Court heard how Liam Matthew Wyard, 20, left Mr Wright fighting for his life with serious brain injuries after punching him to the ground and then kicking him in the head as he lay unconscious on Acomb Road in the city.
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Keith Wright, 50, died 10 days after the attack suffering from brain injuries
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Both Liam Wyard and Aaron Wootton had been drinking before the attack

Question: Aaron Wootton, 17, formerly of @placeholder, was found guilty of manslaughter for his part in the attack and was jailed for three years, police said.


(CNN) -- A soldier suspected of fatally shooting 12 and wounding 31 at Fort Hood in Texas on Thursday is not dead as previously reported by the military, the base's commander said Thursday evening. A civilian officer who was wounded in the incident shot the suspect, who is "in custody and in stable condition," Army Lt. Gen. Robert Cone told reporters. "Preliminary reports indicate there was a single shooter that was shot multiple times at the scene," Cone said at a news conference. "However, he was not killed as previously reported." The suspect, identified as Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, opened fire at a military processing center at Fort Hood around 1:30 p.m., Cone said.
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Suspect in shootings wounded but alive, Army official says
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Army: Suspect is Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, a psychiatrist
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Senator: Hasan was "upset" about scheduled deployment to Iraq
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Shooting happened in building that is one of last stops before soldiers deploy

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A Sydney mother, who pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of a police officer in 2012, sent emails to the Prime Minister and the Russian President in which she defended herself and demanded asylum. Fiona Barbieri, 47, and her 21-year-old son Mitchell, attended their sentencing hearing in Sydney's Supreme Court on Wednesday, where the full details surrounding the death of Detective Inspector Bryson Anderson were revealed. Inspector Anderson died after he was fatally stabbed by then 19-year-old Mitchell Barbieri following a siege at a rural Oakville property in Sydney's north-west on December 6, 2012. Scroll down for video The police interview of Fiona Barbieri after her arrest in 2012, following the death of a policeman at her  property in Sydney's north-west, was shown to Sydney's Supreme Court on Wednesday
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Fiona Barbieri, and her son Mitchell, pleaded guilty to killing Detective Inspector Bryson Anderson in 2012
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Following her arrest, Fiona defended their actions as self-defence during a police interview
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The Barbieris had also sent emails to Tony Abbott and Mr Putin, saying: 'We have every right to defend ourselves, our family and our property'
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Inspector Anderson died after he was  stabbed by then 19-year-old Mitchell Barbieri following a siege at their rural Oakville property
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As he lay dying, the court heard that Fiona was heard yelling, 'it's his own f****** fault... he deserves to f****** die'
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His family remember him as a larrikin with a great sense of humour
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He also volunteered as a firefighter and in the Special Olympics

Question: '@placeholder drew people to him, without guile and without effort.'


(CNN) -- Hackers have been busy causing service interruptions, breaching databases, and defacing hundreds of Ukrainian and Russian websites, as the crisis between the two countries plays out in cyberwarfare. The attacks have similarities to the resistance movement that sprung up among German-occupied countries during World War II, which took many forms including sabotage, espionage, armed confrontation and counter-propaganda. In addition to that list, today we can add digital or web-based actions including Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, which shut down key websites, the defacement of government websites, and breaching government or key industry networks to access sensitive documents and release them to the world.
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The Ukraine-Russia crisis is playing out in cyberwarfare, says Jeffrey Carr
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Hackers have been causing service interruptions and breaching databases, he says
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Carr says the attacks have similarities to the resistance movement in WWII Europe
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He says the most powerful nations cannot reliably defend their infrastructure from attacks

Question: In 2010, @placeholder published a new military doctrine which acknowledged the "intensification of the role of information warfare" and assigned as a task to "develop forces and resources for information warfare."


(CNN) -- Today's heart-wrenching, baby-splitting Supreme Court decision illegitimately rewrote the Affordable Care Act in order to save it. It's certainly gratifying that a majority on the court rejected the government's dangerous assertion of power to require people to engage in economic activity in order to then regulate that activity. That vindicates everything that we who have been leading the constitutional challenge have been saying: The government cannot regulate inactivity. It cannot, as Chief Justice John Roberts put it in summarizing his opinion from the bench, regulate mere existence. Justifying the individual mandate under the taxing power of Congress, however, in no way rehabilitates the government's constitutional excesses. As Justice Anthony Kennedy said in summarizing his four-justice dissent, "Structure means liberty." If Congress can avoid the Constitution's structural limits simply by "taxing" anything it doesn't like, its power is no more limited than it would be had it done so under the Commerce Clause.
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Ilya Shapiro: High Court rejected notion that mandate justified under Commerce Clause
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He says in doing this, the court illegitimately rewrote the health reform act to save it
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Shapiro: Justices should be applying the Constitution. To fix this, ball is now in voters' court

Question: As @placeholder wrote in dissent, while purporting to apply judicial modesty or restraint, the court's rewriting of the law is anything but restrained or modest.

Question: In any event, the ball now shifts to another court, that of the people -- the ultimate sovereigns who, in ratifying the @placeholder, delegated certain limited powers to the federal government.


By Tom Mctague, Mail Online Deputy Political Editor Sir John Major said Nigel Farage's win would inadvertently help David Cameron UKIP's stunning election victories last week will help David Cameron win concessions from Europe, former Prime Minister John Major claimed today. Sir John said European leaders could no longer ignore rising euroscepticism and return powers to Britain in the Prime Minister's renogotiation. He predicted that the Prime Minister would win restrictions to free movement rules to curb immigration. Sir John claimed the success of Ukip and other anti-EU parties would force other European leaders to listen to Mr Cameron's demands.
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Former PM claims EU leaders can no longer ignore euroscepticism
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Says Farage's success is inadvetant boost to Cameron's renogotiation
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Prime Minister will also win restrictions on EU migration he claims
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Slams UKIP as 'very intolerant' party that will lose its appeal

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- I have a confession. As a music style, heavy metal has completely passed me by. I don't understand it. I'm not even sure I want to. "Bring your daughter to the slaughter," bellows Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson. Why would I want to do that? Why would I want to listen to anyone even suggesting I do that? Outside The Crobar in London's Soho our intrepid reporter tries out her rock moves. While the thought of spending the evening head banging leaves me longing for an expensive glass of merlot, slightly fruity, and perhaps a long sit down, I can't escape the feeling that I'm somehow missing out.
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Malcolm Dome of TotalRock conveys the joys of metal to the unconverted
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Heavy metal concerts likened to panto, "it's circus, it's frivolity," Dome says
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Metal 'uniform' of black t-shirt, jeans and leather apparently unnecessary
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Metalheads display fierce loyalty to their bands, unlike fickle world of pop

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Lewis Hamilton has hailed the past two years as the best of his life after concluding two days of celebrations with everyone at Mercedes following their success in winning the Formula One constructors' title. The team, primarily based in Brackley, with the power-unit department 28 miles away in Brixworth, has been savouring the fruits of five years of hard work since Mercedes bought out Brawn GP at the end of 2009. The team's ninth one-two of the season in Russia on Sunday - one shy of McLaren's 1988 record - and spearheaded by Hamilton's ninth win this campaign, ensured Mercedes became champions in style for the first time in F1 history.
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Mercedes celebrated winning the construtors' title for first time
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Hamilton and Nico Rosberg secured their ninth one-two of the season
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Hamilton said it was an 'incredible feeling' to win with his team
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Rosberg hailed a title that had been 'a long time coming'

Question: @placeholder, who has been with Mercedes since they first returned to the sport in 2010, said: "So this is it - we're actually standing here now as world champions!


(CNN) -- The Shabiha militia fighters working hand in hand with Syria's military to repress the 15-month-long uprising are President Bashar al-Assad's "shock troops," observers say. "The regime uses them for the real dirty work, killing and violent action, especially where it has to go into an urban area and repress resistance," said Jeff White, defense fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. Civil war imminent in Syria, U.N. warns Blamed for their participation in the Houla and Qubeir massacres and other assaults, there may be tens of thousands of them, mostly but not all members of the Alawite sect that dominates the government, analysts say.
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The Shabiha emerged in the '70s as a criminal gang
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The word might be derived from the name of a Mercedes
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Special forces like the Shabiha are gaining in influence, an analyst says
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They used to smuggle drugs and weapons, but "now they are being used as butchers"

Question: The @placeholder, who dominate state ministries and have more jobs than other ethnic groups, are clinging to the top and know they will face a "bleak future."


PUBLISHED: 03:52 EST, 23 February 2014 | UPDATED: 09:17 EST, 23 February 2014 The family of Benefits Street star Fungi have turned their backs on him after it emerged he was sleeping rough, saying that he 'used up all his chances' and 'deserves everything he gets'. Fungi, real name James Clarke, fled his home on the notorious James Turner Street in Winson Green, Birmingham, after the Channel 4 series aired last month. TV producers had been paying for him to stay in a hotel in Wales, but stopped picking up the tab when the documentary ended.
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Fungi, 44, appeared on the show but later fled because of alcohol problem
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Channel 4 bosses stopped paying for his hotel stays after show ended
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He was sleeping rough and begging passers-by for change this week
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Is now banned from seeing his grandchildren after 'wrecking' family life
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Rounded on co-star White Dee, who he claims 'doesn't give a f***'

Question: 'Abandoned': Fungi, pictured here with @placeholder on the show, says his co-star doesn't care about his situation


By Paul Donnelley The biggest collection of First World War posrcards by prolific artist Donald McGill is going on display for the first time - on Monday, the anniversary of the start of the conflict. The artist is famous for his comic seaside postcards, but he also helped the war effort by producing an incredible 1,500 different designs of patriotic postcards. McGill, known as the King of the Seaside Postcard, portrayed British soldiers in a bad light early on in his career, with cards showing them drunk, stealing and seducing women. This McGill postcard features a wounded Tommy showing compassion to the Hun despite being at war
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Donald McGill was better known for saucy seaside humour but turned his hand to the war at outbreak of hostilities
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Produced more than 1,500 different images for patriotic postcards to bolster the war effort
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Many of the cards featured sentimental poems and would have been sent from soldiers to their loved ones
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McGill’s First World War cards can be seen at the Donald McGill Postcard Museum, which has just moved to a new location in the Royal Victoria Arcade.

Question: One postcard shows a soldier at an Army camp carrying buckets of food, with the caption: ‘What did YOU do in the @placeholder.’


(CNN) -- When the highly anticipated "BioShock: Infinite" hits stores on Tuesday, a naive 19-year-old with special powers and book smarts -- but little true grasp of the complexities of the world around her -- will meet a gaming public that's been awaiting her debut for years. Elizabeth may be the most talked-about video game character who's not controlled by the player since "Portal's" wry, sarcastic killing machine, GlaDOS. Her creators were so concerned about getting her just right that she almost never happened. "When I first started working on her, she was horribly broken. There was a lot of internal opposition to her," said Amanda Jeffrey, a designer with Irrational Games, the publisher behind the wildly inventive "Bioshock" franchise. "Almost everyone in the office was saying out loud, 'We should just cut her.' How on Earth do you begin to deal with this (type of) character who nobody has had any experience with?"
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Elizabeth, a troubled 19-year-old, is the emotional centerpiece of "BioShock Infinite"
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Creators wanted a unique companion character to increase emotional investment
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The game was delayed more than a year to get Elizabeth right
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"BioShock Infinite" will be released Tuesday worldwide

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 07:35 EST, 11 April 2013 | UPDATED: 02:41 EST, 14 April 2013 Len Duvall, leader of the Labour group on the London Assembly, claimed Baroness Thatcher caused 'great harm' to London Boris Johnson yesterday led calls for a statue of Baroness Thatcher to be erected in Parliament Square. The Major of London suggested a permanent memorial to Lady Thatcher should be placed alongside other prominent figures, including Winston Churchill. His comments came after Ken Livingstone said the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square – the previous forerunner for the site – was being reserved for the Queen.
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Boris Johnson and Philip Hammond lead calls for central London statue
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David Cameron says there will be 'lots of memorials' to the former Premier
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Fears a public tribute could become the target of vandalism

Question: statue to be placed in central London on public view, Mr @placeholder confirmed there would be numerous tributes.


Carlo Ancelotti is widely acknowledged as one of the most successful names in world football. The Real Madrid manager represented Italy at the 1990 World Cup, captained Roma during an eight-year spell at Stadio Olimpico, before turning his hand to management and excelling at that too. And now the 55-year-old has been rewarded with a place in the Italian Football Hall of Fame. Carlo Ancelotti poses with his shirt from Italia 90, which he is donating to the Football Museum in Italy Ancelotti was inducted into the Italian Football Hall of Fame on Monday after a remarkable career to date
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Carlo Ancelotti is one of the most successful names in world football
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He played for Roma, AC Milan and the Italian national team at Italia 1990
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Ancelotti has now been inducted into the Italian Football Hall of Fame
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He donated his shirt from Italia 90 to the Football Museum as a thank you
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Question: Eight years there, followed by five at @placeholder; Ancelotti is truly a stalwart of Italian football.


(CNN) -- Where's Hillary? Where did she go? Don't bother looking for her this week on the podium of the Democratic National Convention. Don't try to catch a glimpse of her in the backrooms where the powerful gather or on the convention floor where delegates wave signs proclaiming their love for Obama or Clinton (the other Clinton; the husband). No, while Democrats try to stoke the troops with passion for their party and excitement for Barack Obama's re-election, the most popular member of the Democratic Party, possibly the most popular major politician in America, will stay far away from the national spotlight, about 10,000 miles away.
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Hillary Clinton, the most popular Democrat in the U.S., is in Asia tour during convention
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It's customary for a current secretary of state to stay above politics, avoid election season
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Frida Ghitis: Being removed puts her above it all, positioned for a 2016 run for president
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Ghitis: Hillary insists she will not run, but Democrats are hoping fervently she will

Question: The Internet parody "Texts from @placeholder" became all the rage, as it purported to show the ubercompetent SecState whipping the world into line.


An under-the-sea themed ceremony has seen Ariel, Disney's famous mermaid princess take on a new role as The Little Mer-wife. Every little girl dreams of meeting her Prince Charming and having the perfect fairy tale wedding, and one woman has helped to make this a reality when she transformed a ceremony into an under-water fantasy. Traci Hines, from Los Angeles, took on the role of the red-headed sea-maid and even bagged herself her very own Prince Eric in order to perfect the magical day. The Little Mer-wife: Traci Hines (as Ariel) and Leo Camacho (to her right) helped to recreate the 1989 Disney film The Little Mermaid for a wedding shoot
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Wedding boutique Cloud Parade created The Little Mermaid themed shoot
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The two models took played Ariel and Prince Eric from the 1989 film
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Although the wedding was just for show not a detail was missed
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From outfits to table wear every aspect of the wedding had an ocean theme

Question: @placeholder is furthermore convincing as she is pictured combing her red hair with a golden fork, mirroring the famous scene in the 1989 film.


(CNN) -- The Australian Open is known as the "Happy Slam." The players are usually re-energized after the off-season and gush over the way the tournament is organized. But for the fourth day in a row in Melbourne, a multiple grand slam winner left the tournament without a smile on their face. Following Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova and Novak Djokovic, two-time women's defending champion Victoria Azarenka became the latest big name bundled out when the Belorussian fell to Agnieszka Radwanska on Wednesday. Yes, the upsets keep coming. Radwanska not only defeated Azarenka in the quarterfinals to snap a seven-match losing streak against the world No. 2 but she didn't drop a game in the third set of the 6-1 5-7 6-0 victory.
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Defending champion Victoria Azarenka beaten by Agnieszka Radwanska at the Australian Open
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World No. 2 Azarenka has taken the title at Melbourne Park in each of the past two years
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Fifth seed Radwanska will play Slovakia's Dominika Cibulkova in the semifinals
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Cibulkova beat Romania's Simona Halep to reach the last four

Question: "This is for sure one of the greatest matches at the slam, especially here," @placeholder told reporters.


Oakland Township, Michigan (CNN) -- The FBI on Tuesday spent a second day digging in a Detroit-area field in the latest search for the remains of former Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa -- an effort spurred by information from an aging reputed mobster. Agents began digging Monday in waist-high grass in Oakland Township north of Detroit, a location determined in part from information provided by alleged mobster Tony Zerilli. Media and curious onlookers gathered some distance from the private property. The search was stopped for the night as evening approached but will resume Wednesday at 8 a.m. Nothing yet has been found, two law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation said Tuesday afternoon. Oakland Sheriff Mike Bouchard said investigators are using probes to determine what the ground makeup is, but have not found samples that would require lab analysis.
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Search has ended for the night, will resume Wednesday morning
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Concrete slabs are removed during the dig, a source says
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Hoffa, then 62, was last seen on July 30, 1975, outside a Detroit-area restaurant

Question: The FBI spent months looking into @placeholder's claims before seeking court authorization to excavate the field and look for evidence of a shallow grave, according to a law enforcement source.

Question: @placeholder was freed in 2008 after his last prison sentence.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:40 EST, 27 September 2012 | UPDATED: 20:32 EST, 27 September 2012 The Renoir painting that caused a sensation when it was bought at a flea market for $7 may have been stolen from a museum six decades ago, and an auction house has put its sale on hold. The planned Saturday auction has been canceled after documents in the Baltimore Museum of Art's library were uncovered which reveal that the painting was on loan there from 1937 until 1951, when it was stolen. The Impressionist painting, whose title translates as 'Landscape on the Banks of the Seine,' was purchased two years ago at a West Virginia flea market.
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Painting was purchased two years ago at a West Virginia flea by a woman who liked the frame
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Her mother convinced her to have an expert check the painting, they revealed it to be an original Renoir
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Uncovered documents reveal it was stolen more than 60 years ago, while on loan to the Baltimore Museum of Art
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Painting was set to be auctioned on Saturday and had been expected to sell  for between $75,000 to $100,000
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FBI now investigating the thief and painting may be returned to BMA

Question: initially realize it had been there, @placeholder director Doreen Bolger said.


By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 11:56 EST, 17 April 2012 | UPDATED: 13:32 EST, 17 April 2012 David Cameron today demanded assurances from China over the investigation into the death of Neil Heywood as pictures emerged of the hotel where the British businessman met his murky end. Mr Heywood, 41, was found dead in mysterious circumstances at the Nanshan Lijing Holiday Hotel in Chongqing last November. It is one of the city's most secluded areas, but one which has now attracted the unwanted attention of the world as speculation over the ex-Harrovian's demise intensifies. Suspicious: The reception area of the Nanshan Lijing Holiday Hotel in Chongqing, China, where British businessman Neil Heywood was found dead, apparently poisoned after threatening to expose the corrupt dealings of the wife of Communist Party chief Bo Xilai
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Images emerge as British PM seeks assurances at No.10
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Mr Heywood found dead in Nanshan Lijing Holiday Hotel in Chongqing
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'Killed after threatening to expose corrupt wife of Community Party chief'

Question: Today, the @placeholder Prime Minister told China's propaganda chief that the investigation must observe due process and address concerns raised about his suspicious death.


By Lucy Thackray A family photo of Rin (back left) and Anthony Maslin (back right) with their children, (left to right) Otis, Evie and Mo. The children were tragically killed when MH17 was shot down The father of three Australian children killed on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 has taken indefinite leave from his job as head of Buxton Resources. A brief statement from the Perth-based mining company on Monday said Anthony Maslin was taking personal leave from his job as managing director. Mr Maslin and his wife Rin returned to Perth at the weekend from Amsterdam, where they had farewelled their three children on the ill-fated flight last Thursday.
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Anthony Maslin will take indefinite leave from his job at Buxton Resources
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The father lost his children and their grandfather in MH17 crash on Friday
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Mo, Evie and Otis Maslin were to travelling to Perth for new school term
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They were accompanied by their grandfather, Nick Norris
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The devastated parents attended a tribute to their children on Sunday

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By Daily Mail Reporter It has been a bad start to the Super Bowl weekend for Justin Bieber after his private jet was held at a New Jersey airport for several hours and his custom-made car was towed. Police searched the private jet, which 'smelled of pot', after Bieber and his father landed at Teterboro airport yesterday with a posse of the 19-year-old's friends. There was further drama for the singer this morning as his chrome-plated Fisker Karma sports car was seen being towed from his Calabasas home in California. Scroll down for video Spotted: Justin Bieber makes a rude gesture while at the Maxim Super Bowl party hours after his private jet was searched for drugs
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Police search singer's aircraft after smelling 'strong odor of pot'
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Pop star and his father used private jet to fly to New Jersey from Canada
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Bieber reportedly flagged by U.S. Customs officials over pending criminal charges against him
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Singer, 19, spotted at Maxim Super Bowl party after being questioned

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Steven Gerrard could be in line for a move to the MLS with Toronto FC, according to reports from Canada. The Liverpool icon has yet to be offered a new deal at Anfield, with his contract up in the summer. And with Jermain Defoe set to cut short his time in Canada, Toronto are on the lookout for a new 'marquee' player, believes NBC's Pro Soccer Talk. Steven Gerrard has yet to sign a new deal for Liverpool with his current contract set to expire this summer Reds captain on the bench alongside team-mate Glen Johnson against Real Madrid on Tuesday night
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Liverpool captain could be in line for Toronto move, say Canadian reports
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Gerrard has admitted that he may be forced to join another club
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Jermain Defoe set to cut short his time in Canada after less than a year
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MLS side could target Gerrard to replace Defoe as a 'marquee' player

Question: The forward only moved to the Canada at the start of 2014, and he was @placeholder's top scorer during the 2014 MLS season with 12 goals in 17 games.


(CNN)Tensions are running high following the massacre at the offices of Charlie Hebdo in Paris on Wednesday, and that is exactly how it should be. The correct, human response to an atrocity of this nature is revulsion and deep moral anger. Far from precluding rational understanding, such anger should cause us to demand sensible, productive analysis and to brush aside comments from politicians or pundits that do not live up to the seriousness of the moment. The "clash of civilizations" has become a popularized frame that is wheeled out whenever an attack by Islamic extremists is carried out against a Western target. It casts a democratic, liberal West as being locked in an epic struggle with a backward and violently intolerant Muslim world. According to this narrative, the West, which treasures freedom of speech, has this week come under attack from an Islamic culture that refuses to accept any instance of what it regards as blasphemy.
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'Clash of civilizations' line wheeled out when Islamic extremists attack Western target is sweeping generalization, David Wearing says
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DAMASCUS, Syria (CNN) -- Syria hopes a series of indirect talks with Israel will soon lead to direct negotiations, President Bashar al-Assad told CNN's Cal Perry Thursday in an exclusive interview. French President Nicolas Sarkozy (right) and Syria's President Bashar al-Assad meet in Damascus. Al-Assad said that possibility was discussed during a summit attended by French President Nicolas Sarkozy and the leaders of Turkey and Qatar. Word of the Syrian proposal came during a landmark visit to Damascus by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. He and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad took part in a summit Thursday that also included the leaders of Turkey and Qatar.
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Syrian president raises possibility of direct talks with Israel
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Syria says U.S. must be involved before direct talks can begin
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Syria and Israel involved in indirect talks in Turkey for past few months
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy currently visiting Syria

Question: Israeli officials did not immediately confirm whether they had received a copy of @placeholder's proposals, but they did say they were trying to set up another round of talks with Turkish mediation.


(CNN) -- Dr. Abdulmonem Hresha knows first hand how Moammar Gadhafi's regime works. He says the seeds of his opposition were sown when he was age 10. He and classmates were taken to witness the public execution of a political opponent of Gadhafi. "They hung him up in front of thousands of small kids," Hresha said. "He did that to scare people." Hresha, who taught physics at Tripoli University, later fled to Canada. The prominent member of the Muslim Brotherhood now lives in London, and anticipates the group could become an important player in a post-Gadhafi environment. As in Egypt and Tunisia, the Brotherhood in Libya has been energized by the sudden upheaval sweeping the Arab world.
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The Brotherhood in Libya is energized by the sudden upheaval sweeping the Arab world
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It says it has no organizational links with the Brotherhood elsewhere
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It is largely drawn from educated middle classes in Tripoli and Benghazi

Question: In 1998, Gadhafi's security services launched a crackdown against the group that saw more than 200 members imprisoned and hundreds more forced into exile, including @placeholder.

Question: But in the longer term, in a country where the political space has been dominated by @placeholder for more than 40 years, the Brotherhood's organization and nationwide presence may afford it an advantage.


(CNN) -- North Korea's women's team walked off the pitch prior to their Olympic football clash with Colombia after the flag of archrival South Korea was mistakenly shown on Hampden Park's big screen. The team left the pitch in Glasgow shortly before the scheduled kick off at 7.45 pm local time after a South Korean flag appeared next to profiles of their players. They eventually returned to start the match over an hour later, as London Games organizers were forced to issue a hasty apology. "Today ahead of the women's football match at Hampden Park, the South Korean flag was shown on a big screen video package instead of the North Korean flag," a statement released to CNN read.
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North Korean women's team walk off pitch prior to their Olympic clash with Colombia
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Flag of neighbors South Korea apparently displayed on big screen before match
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Match begins an hour after scheduled time after Olympics organizers issue apology
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Team GB, Team USA and Japan kick off their London 2012 campaigns with victories

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(CNN) -- The U.S. government pleaded Saturday for North Korean authorities to release 85-year-old Merrill Newman, with a spokeswoman saying officials are "deeply concerned" about him and another American being held in the isolated East Asian nation. "Given Mr. Newman's advanced age and health conditions, we urge (North Korea) to release Mr. Newman so he may return home and reunite with his family," said National Security Council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden. Washington's plea came on the day North Korean state media released print stories and video showing what they called Newman's "apology." University of California, Berkeley professor Steven Weber characterized it as "highly scripted political theater."
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Merrill Newman was detained in North Korea in October, after a trip to the Asian nation
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State news said he "apologized" for crimes, including killings during Korean War
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Family of another detained American thanks the White House for seeking their release
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Question: As Weber, the @placeholder professor said: "When it comes to North Korea, nobody knows very much."


Republic of Ireland winger Aiden McGeady is targeting an assault on the Barclays Premier League's top four next season after a near miss. Everton passed up the chance to gatecrash the Champions League party at the end of a nevertheless hugely successful campaign, ultimately finishing in fifth place to claim a Europa League spot. However, McGeady, who joined the club from Spartak Moscow in January, is confident they can split the big boys next time around after launching new manager Roberto Martinez's tenure in style. Aiming to go one better: Aiden McGeady says Everton must look to break into the top four
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Roberto Martinez's Everton finished fifth in the Premier League last season to claim a Europa League spot
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Republic of Ireland winger Aiden McGeady is confident his team can progress even further

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HONG KONG, China (CNN) -- Hong Kong authorities Sunday announced that two recalled candy products made by British confectioner Cadbury had high levels of melamine. The industrial chemical has recently been found in Chinese-made milk products that have sickened nearly 53,000 children in China, killing four. Countries around the world have since banned the import of Chinese products containing milk, or have withdrawn products that contain milk from China -- such as candy -- amid worries they contain melamine. Last week, Cadbury recalled all of its Chinese-made candy products after preliminary tests showed they contained trace amounts of melamine. Cadbury took the action because "no level of melamine is appropriate," spokesman Tony Bilsborough told CNN on Sunday.
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Hong Kong authorities say two Cadbury products have high levels of melamine
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Cadbury recalled all of its Chinese-made candy products last week
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Chinese milk products have sickened nearly 53,000 children in China, killing four

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By James  Nye Frontier Airlines says 13 of its flights from Denver International Airport have been canceled because its aircraft were damaged by hail. All flights were grounded on Wednesday afternoon because of a tornado warning and severe thunderstorms that brought hail and strong winds to the area. There were delays of about an hour and a half after operations resumed. At least one tornado touched down in the town of Watkins, southeast of the airport, but no injuries were reported. Touchdown: The huge tornaddo touched down just outside Denver International Airport Supercell: A pedestrian runs for safety as a hail storm hits downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado on Wednesday
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Denver was put under a rare tornado warning Wednesday afternoon as a severe weather pattern passed over the Mile-High City
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At least four tornadoes touched down in the Denver metro area on Wednesday afternoon as huge weather system hit the city
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Huge hail storm pelted the city - causing cars windscreens to shatter

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By Katy Winter PUBLISHED: 12:14 EST, 29 October 2013 | UPDATED: 14:51 EST, 29 October 2013 A brave woman fire-fighter has a double life as one of Britain’s top female bodybuilders. Mother-of-one Sarah Hallett, 43, juggles a career in the emergency service with being the reigning Miss Bodybuilding Britain. Sarah, who lives in Swansea, South Wales, with her daughter Tyler, 14, has been a fire-fighter for the past eight years and has been bodybuilding for the last six of them. Scroll down for video Sarah Hallett, 43, pictured right at her station in Swansea, leads a double life as one of Britain's top female body builders, pictured left in competition
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Sarah Hallett often works out with her male firefighter colleagues
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Trains 3 hours a day, 6 days a week, consuming only protein and water
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Mother-of-one says Jodie Marsh has given body building a bad name
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Hopes to be crowned Miss Universe soon, after coming second this year

Question: She says: ‘The trouble is women’s bodybuilding has been given a really bad name by the people like @placeholder.


Chelsea captain John Terry has predicted big things from rival-turned-team-mate Diego Costa after the Spain striker's move to Stamford Bridge was completed. The Blues on Wednesday announced that Brazilian left-back Felipe Luis is set to move from Atletico Madrid following Costa, whose £32million switch was sealed on Tuesday. Brazil-born striker Costa impressed in helping Atletico to a first Primera Division title in 18 years last season and guided Los Rojiblancos into the Champions League final, beating Chelsea in the semi-finals. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Diego Costa: Nutmegged by new Chelsea teammate Azpilicueta Head to head: John Terry has high hopes for Diego Costa (left), who has signed for Chelsea
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Brazil-born striker signed five-year deal to tie him to Blues until 2019
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Chelsea triggered his £32million buy-out clause in his contract
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Costa helped Atletico to the La Liga title and Champions League final
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Terry and Costa had a run in during the Champions League

Question: 'I think everyone remembers the square-up we had in the first 10 minutes of the first leg of our semi-final game against @placeholder last season, after which I thought "fair play".


Beirut, Lebanon (CNN) -- A bomb went off near a U.N. patrol vehicle in southern Lebanon Friday, wounding five French U.N. troops in the latest attack on peacekeepers in the region this year. The soldiers received treatment on the scene before being evacuated for further medical attention, said Andrea Tenenti, deputy spokesman for the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, which monitors the cessation of hostilities between Lebanon and Israel. Tenenti said that the injuries suffered were light. French and Lebanese officials roundly condemned the strike, which occurred east of the city of Tyre and near the town of Burj Al Shamali.
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The injuries suffered by the soldiers are light
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This is one of several attacks on U.N. peacekeepers in Lebanon this year
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Gordon Brown has threatened to stand for election to the Scottish Parliament over Alex Salmond’s ‘lies’ about the NHS. The former Prime Minister said he would make a dramatic return to frontline politics north of the border to tackle the SNP head on. His announcement prompted speculation that the former prime minister – who would be a significant figure compared to the those currently representing Labour in Scotland – might even seek to succeed Mr Salmond as Scotland’s leader. The former Prime Minister, who is still an MP in Westminster, said: ‘I say this to Mr Salmond himself. If he continues to peddle this deception then I will want to join Johann Lamont in fighting him and securing the return of a Labour Government as quickly as possible.’
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Former Prime Minister said he would not tolerate SNP 'lies' about the NHS
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He said he would 'join' Labour's leader in Scotland Johann Lamont
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Mr Brown pledged to fight SNP to secure 'return of Labour' in Holyrood
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SNP has cut funding for the NHS by more than the Tories, figures reveal
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Institute of Fiscal Studies said 'Scottish NHS is already in Scottish hands'

Question: Mr @placeholder said: ‘Scotland is on the cusp of making history.


By Luke Augustus Follow @@Luke_Augustus29 Santi Cazorla believes Arsenal must follow the blueprint of Atletico Madrid if they are to end their 10-year Premier League trophy drought against their big spending title rivals. Atletico were crowned La Liga champions for the first time since 1996 last season after breaking the dominance of Barcelona and city rivals Real. Diego Simeone's side wrestled the title away from the El Clasico duo despite the loss of talisman Falcao to Monaco, while Real and Barcelona spent heavily on marquee signings Gareth Bale and Neymar respectively. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Arteta expecting great season
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Santi Cazorla believes Arsenal must follow Atletico Madrid's example if they're to win the Premier League next season
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Atletico won La Liga last season despite Real Madrid and Barcelona spending heavily
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Cazorla thinks Arsenal have to mirror Atletico's blueprint against big spending Premier League rivals such as Manchester City and Chelsea

Question: Many people do not realise how hard it is to win a league competing with @placeholder or Madrid.'


(CNN) -- A 15-year-old British schoolboy has struck a chord with his eloquent response to actress Emma Watson's United Nations speech encouraging men to join in the fight for gender equality. Ed Holtom's letter, published in the Sunday Telegraph, was praised on social media for demonstrating an understanding of gender issues that many adults today don't fully comprehend. "If we want equality, it will take more effort than paying women the same as men, or giving women equal opportunities," he wrote in his letter supporting Watson. "We must stop pressuring each other to fit stereotypes which more often than not leaves us feeling repressed and unable to express ourselves. We must not let gender define us."
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Schoolboy in UK writes letter defending Emma Watson's speech at the UN
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Letter goes viral after being published in London newspaper
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Ed Holtom: "We're lucky to live in a Western world where women can speak out"

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Washington (CNN)  -- Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin hit the campaign trail Friday, delivering the keynote address at a Washington  fundraiser for an anti-abortion group supporting socially conservative women running for office in the upcoming midterm elections. "All across this country, women are standing up and speaking out for common sense solutions," Palin said at the Susan B. Anthony List Celebration of Life breakfast. They are forming a "new conservative feminist movement" that will help make "government work again for us," she said. The Susan B. Anthony List describes itself on its website as part of the "nerve center of the pro-life movement and political process." In 2008, the group founded "Team Sarah," a coalition of women supporting Palin's vice presidential bid.
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Sarah Palin speaks at fundraiser for group supporting conservative women candidates
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Palin attacks anti-abortion Democrats for backing President Obama's health care plan
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Palin's appearance was part of a campaign swing that will take her to Carolinas

Question: Turning to other policy disputes, Palin also slammed the Obama administration's fiscal program, declaring that "these policies coming out of @placeholder right now" are putting the country on the road to "national insolvency."


By Tom Kelly and Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 12:30 EST, 26 September 2013 | UPDATED: 18:05 EST, 26 September 2013 Outside court: Chloe Brennan, 40, insisted at London's High Court that her father's siblings had 'never liked her and didn't want to know her' As the only child of a wealthy diplomat’s son, she was treated like a ‘princess’ by her father and believed he had promised to leave her his fortune. So Chloe Brennan was shocked to learn after he died that his siblings had ‘encouraged’ him to sign a deathbed will they had drawn-up without legal advice which left the bulk of his estate to them.
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Chloe Brennan, 40, of Reading, insisted father's siblings 'never liked her'
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'Hippy' father and mother not married when Brennan was born in 1972
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Insists half-French father was pressured into signing a death-bed will
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It left her just £100,000 from Francois Devillebichot's £630,000 estate
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But judge rules her father was not subjected to any 'undue influence'

Question: She launched a @placeholder battle to have the will declared invalid, accusing relatives of her father, Francois Devillebichot, of conspiring to cheat her out of £500,000 of her inheritance.


Sauber have snapped up Marcus Ericsson to race for them next season after the collapse of the Caterham team. The Swede, 24, made his debut in Formula One this season but is not racing at this weekend's United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas after Caterham were put into administration. Ericsson, who matched Caterham's highest-ever finish of 11th at Monaco earlier in the season, admitted he had endured a tough time of it amid the financial uncertainty but is delighted to now be able to look forward. Marcus Ericsson signs for Sauber for next season after collapse of Caterham's Formula One team
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Formula One team Caterham have been put into administration
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They are not taking part in this weekend's US Grand Prix in Austin
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Their Swedish driver Marcus Ericsson signs for Sauber for next season

Question: He did not have an easy rookie season this year in @placeholder, however, he kept calm and improved continuously, mainly in the last races.


National Football League owners unanimously voted for a new personal conduct policy to be put in place in the wake of scandals involving players Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson. The league has been heavily criticized over the last six months as it struggled with a policy widely seen as too lenient. Commissioner Roger Goodell came under fire over his handling of the high-profile domestic violence cases involving Rice and Peterson with the players' union demanding Mr Goodell be removed entirely from the disciplinary process. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, left, looks on as Dallas Cowboys Executive Vice President Charlotte Jones Anderson speaks at an NFL press conference during an owners meeting in Irving, Texas
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League has been heavily criticized for a policy widely seen as too lenient
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Comes after Rice was free to play again after knocking out his then-fiancee Janay in a lift
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Peterson was banned after he disciplined his son, four, with a switch
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Commissioner Roger Goodell insists the new policy is 'comprehensive'
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Among changes is NFL-funded counseling and services for victims, families, and violators

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Understanding: Nearly half of the British public believe there should be special pleading for a man sent to forfeit is life overseas The Chief of the Defence Staff says ‘murder is murder’ and there must be no special pleading on behalf of British Marine Sergeant Alexander Blackman when he is sentenced today for murdering an injured insurgent in Afghanistan. But General Sir Nicholas Houghton could not be more wrong. I believe it is imperative there should be special pleading for a fighting man our government sent into battle with orders to forfeit his life if called upon to do so.
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Nearly half of the British public want leniency to be shown
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The Marines saw 20 of their men killed or maimed during their tour

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Paris (CNN) -- Lawyers for Dominique Strauss-Kahn pushed back Tuesday against allegations that he facilitated prostitution in France, saying there was "no significant evidence" the former International Monetary Fund chief knew young women at parties he attended were being paid for sex. Other suspects held over an investigation into prostitution centered around the city of Lille "said that Dominique Strauss-Kahn did not know that these women were being paid," Strauss-Kahn's lawyer Henri Leclerc said in a news conference. "We hear that these women say otherwise. Well, no! I can tell you these women do not say otherwise," he said. Strauss-Kahn was formally warned Monday that he is under investigation for "aggravated pimping" for accusations that he participated in a prostitution ring, prosecutors said.
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Attorney: There is no evidence Strauss-Kahn knew women at sex parties were paid
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Other suspects say the former IMF chief did not know, Henri Leclerc says
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Strauss-Kahn is warned he is being investigated for "aggravated pimping"
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French police are investigating a high-profile prostitution ring in Lille

Question: One of the sex scandals torpedoed his expected run for the @placeholder presidency this year.


Deep in the flat and featureless landscape of eastern Ukraine, it is all too possible that the outline of World War III is taking shape. Whipped up by the Kremlin propaganda machine and led by Russian military intelligence, armed men are erecting road blocks, storming police stations and ripping down the country’s flag. They are demolishing not just their own country — bankrupt, ill-run and beleaguered — but also the post-war order that has kept most of Europe and us, here in Britain, safe and free for decades.Vladimir Putin is striking at the heart of the West. Scroll down for video
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'Vladimir Putin is striking at the heart of the West'
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'We can chose to surrender any responsibility we have to protect Ukraine and the Baltic states'
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'Or we can mount a last-ditch attempt to deter Russia from furthering its imperial ambitions'
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'If we choose to resist Putin, we will risk a terrifying miltary escalation'
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'I do not think it an exaggeration to say this could bring us to the brink of nuclear war'

Question: Putin has presented the @placeholder leaders with an impossible choice.

Question: Any bloodshed against a single @placeholder soldier will give Putin a pretext to use his military might.For her part, Russia has played a brutally clever game.


(CNN Student News) -- August 30, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • New Orleans, Louisiana • North Korea • Washington, D.C. Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: Hi everyone. I'm Carl Azuz and this is CNN Student News. We are commercial free and coming directly to your classroom from the CNN Center in Atlanta. Let's go ahead and get things started right now. First Up: Katrina - Then and Now AZUZ: First up, remembering a day five years ago that changed the lives of thousands of Americans: the day that Hurricane Katrina made landfall. Ceremonies and vigils took place all across the U.S. Gulf Coast yesterday. There's been a lot of progress and rebuilding since Katrina hit, but most people agree that there's still a lot that needs doing. During a visit to the Gulf yesterday, President Obama talked about the struggles facing the region.
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Compare New Orleans today with how it looked after Hurricane Katrina hit
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Learn about two rallies that took place in Washington, D.C. this weekend
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Consider a connection between the economic recession and the U.S. birth rate
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Thousands of female engineers will be trained up as part of a 'national mission' to get Britain building again, Ed Miliband announced today. The Labour leader said it was a 'national embarrassment' that just one in 25 engineers were women. He pledged to ensure an extra 400,000 engineers were trained up by 2020 - with a Labour source promising a 'significant increase' in the proportion of women. Scroll down for video Labour leader Ed Miliband was given a tour of the Tottenham Court Road Crossrail site in London today Mr Miliband said the engineers were needed to meet a shortfall in the number of skilled workers in the economy.
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Labour leader said number of women engineers a 'national embarrassment'
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Mr Miliband said just one in 25 engineers in the UK were women
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He promised to train up an extra 400,000 engineers over the next five years

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(CNN Student News) -- September 23, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • New York City • Cuba • Chile Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: Old McDonald had a farm. And if you could text about that fast enough, you might have won 50 grand! Today, you'll meet the teenager who did. I'm Carl Azuz. Welcome to CNN Student News! First Up: U.N. General Assembly AZUZ: First up, leaders from around the world are coming together for a meeting in New York City. It's the United Nations General Assembly, and it gets together every year. The group is going to talk about world issues; different leaders will make speeches. President Obama is scheduled to address the assembly today.
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Consider what some Cubans can expect as they move to the private sector
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Witness a day in the life of Chilean miners as they wait to be rescued
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Question: AZUZ: The 33 men who are waiting to be rescued from a mine in @placeholder are experiencing things most people never will and most people hope they never will.


By Harriet Arkell When identical twin sisters Darlene and Diane Nettemeier went to a twins' festival in Twinsburg, Ohio, one man stood out by himself amongst the sea of twins. Tall, dark and handsome Mark Sanders caught their eye, but there was only one of him and two of them. Luckily for them, Mr Sanders was also a twin, and he called his identical brother, Craig, down from their hotel room to meet the 'neat' blondes. Instant attraction: The twins (Craig and Diane are left) said they fell for each other immediately when they met in Twinsburg, Ohio Soon afterwards, the pairs of twins fell in love, got married, and then went on to produce another set of identical twins.
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Darlene and Diane Nettemeier met Mark and Craig Sanders at a twins event
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They later married in joint wedding and built houses right next to each other with a shared back yard
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Diane and Craig had identical twin sons, beating odds of one million to one
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Question: The girls: Diane and @placeholder are hard to tell apart to all but their husbands and children


San Francisco (CNN) -- The MacBook Pro, with a shiny new high-definition screen, may have been the sexiest star of Apple's keynote address at its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday. But updates to its mobile operating system may make the biggest impact on users in the months, and years, to come. And they both clearly target Google, Apple's fellow tech titan and, increasingly, its key rival. A brand new map system, complete with 3-D imaging and voice-assisted, turn-by-turn navigation is clearly Apple's effort to keep iPhone and iPad users home instead of clicking on what had been the system's go-to app, Google Maps.
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Apple hopes new map system keeps users away from Google Maps
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New Facebook integration with iOS 6 is a jab at Google+
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Siri upgrade seeks to change feature from novelty to digital assistant
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The iOS update is scheduled to roll out this fall

Question: There was turn-by-turn navigation, with voice assistance delivered in the same voice that iPhone 4 users know as @placeholder.

Question: And @placeholder has, in fact, been working on mapping the world since Maps was introduced in 2004.


The red carpet was rolled out for the Danish royal family yesterday, as they hosted their annual Royal New Year's reception. Queen Margrethe, 74, and her husband Prince Henrik, 80, hosted the VIP bash at Amalienborg Castle and hundreds of well-wishers gathered at the entrance to watch the guests arrive. Queen Margrethe's son Crown Prince Frederik, 46, and his wife princess Mary were greeted with thunderous applause as the exited the car and made their way up to the castle doors. Scroll down for video Denmark's Queen Margrethe hosted her annual New Year reception in Copenhagen. She was joined by Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary at Amalienborg Castle
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Queen Margrethe hosted her annual New Year reception in Copenhagen
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She joined Princes Frederik and Joachim and their wives Mary and Marie
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Hundreds of well-wishers watched Danish royal family and guests arrive

Question: The Queen's youngest son @placeholder, 45, also wore military uniform, while his wife Princess Marie of Denmark, 38, wore a peach chiffon dress and a diamond tiara.


The weather forecast for this Saturday evening in Wembley is muggy and that is a warning to George Groves on two counts. This is not the moment for doing anything daft. Nor can he afford to be waylaid. As Saint George sets out upon the road to redemption there is no scope for another mishap. Certainly not one as calamitous as his starching by Carl Froch. George Groves (left) takes on Christopher Rebrasse (right) for the European middleweight title on Saturday The pair will fight at Wembley Arena as Groves looks to win the belt and become WBC world title challenger
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George Groves takes on Christopher Rebrasse at Wembley on Saturday
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Groves is challenging Rebrasse for European super-middleweight title
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Londoner says he is 'back on track to win a world title' with this bout
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But he says he 'can't afford another mistake' after two losses to Carl Froch
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Groves weight in a 11st 13lb 6oz, Rebrasse meanwhile was 11st 13lbs 8oz
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Compulsory shot at WBC champion Anthony Dirrell not far off for Groves

Question: To which @placeholder says: ‘Whether he likes it or not - and he sounds scared of me - that’s the way it is and once I’ve beaten Rebrasse I’m coming for him.’


(InStyle.com) -- What was your favorite trend of 2010? Did you slip into a slim-fitting pair of tailored trousers, like Drew Barrymore? Did you pair your coziest socks with your sexiest heels, like Leighton Meester? Or maybe you took your short shorts from the gym to the office, like Gwyneth Paltrow. We've scoured the red carpets to round up the best fads of the year. Click through our gallery to see which celebrities jumped on the trend wagon -- and which styles you were savvy enough to rock yourself! Evening shorts Shorts are finally getting respect outside the park -- at the office, at dinner, and even on the red carpet, seen on the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Connelly. Flaunt it if you've got it, ladies!
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Stars like Sarah Jessica Parker, Mary-Kate Olsen and Kelly Ripa wear Silly Bandz
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Zoe Saldana said goodbye to the avant-garde, instead favoring clean lines and refined tones
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Faux-fur vests like Kim Kardashian's are animal- and closet-friendly

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Police believe a 78-year-old man shot dead his daughter, 39, and 11-year-old granddaughter in a tragic murder-suicide at their home in Seattle, Washington on Monday. The bodies of grandfather Honorario Yango, his daughter Christine Dela Isla and granddaughter Anahlia Cowherd were found by local police around 8:15pm after the suspected shooter's 10-year-old grandson called 911. While police have not yet released a motive in the murder-suicide, Anahlia's personal blog tells the shocking story of how she was allegedly sexually-abused by her grandfather for years and how he threatened to kill her just hours before her death. Scroll down for video
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Police believe Honorario Yano, 78, killed his daughter Christine Dela Isla, 39 and granddaughter Anahlia Cowherd, 11, before committing suicide
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Just hours before the attack, Anahlia wrote on a blog about her grandfather threatening to kill her
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It was also on that blog that she claimed her grandfather had been sexually abusing her for years

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