Under 18s? Under 21s? There really is no difference when you can strike the ball like that. Kasey Palmer came off the bench to score a cracker on Tuesday night as Chelsea’s under 18s thrashed Huddersfield Town 6-1 in the fourth round of the FA Youth Cup. 24 hours later, on the very same pitch, he produced another stunner for the under 21s. It left Palmer’s right boot like a cannonball, always rising and swerving, making the goalkeeper’s dive look pathetic as it crashed into the top corner. Kasey Palmer (second right) celebrates scoring Chelsea's first goal of the game on Wednesday night
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Chelsea defeat Porto in Premier League International Cup group stage
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Kasey Palmer scores with stunning effort to pull Blues level after opening goal from Porto's Andre Silva
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Kyle Scott scored winning goal for Blues youngsters

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Newt Gingrich won Saturday's South Carolina GOP presidential primary, marking a stunning turnaround for a candidate who finished fourth in Iowa and New Hampshire and whose campaign had been left for dead -- again -- by observers just weeks ago. With about 95% of polling places reporting, Gingrich had 40% of the vote, with former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney getting 27% and former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum getting 17%. U.S. Rep. Ron Paul of Texas had 13%. Based on early returns and exit polls, CNN projected Gingrich the winner. In his victory speech to supporters, Gingrich thanked "everyone in South Carolina who decided to be with us in changing Washington."
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"I articulate the deepest-held values of the American people," Newt Gingrich says
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Newt Gingrich wins South Carolina primary in stunning turnaround
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Gingrich surged in polls in week leading up to primary
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Mitt Romney comes off a tough week with Rick Santorum's official Iowa win

Question: Then what had been declared an eight-vote @placeholder victory in Iowa's January 3 caucuses was reversed into a 34-vote win for Santorum when the state party certified its results on Thursday.


(CNN) -- The five Taliban figures who got out of Guantanamo in exchange for U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's release would be taking an "enormous risk" if they return to the battlefield, Secretary of State John Kerry told CNN in an interview that aired Sunday. "I'm not telling you that they don't have some ability at some point to go back and get involved (in fighting). But they also have an ability to get killed doing that. " Kerry said in his first public comments on the controversial prisoner exchange. Kerry defended the swap and told CNN the former detainees will be monitored closely -- and not just by officials in Qatar, where they were flown after being released. He wouldn't say who else will be watching, but he said the United States is confident the conditions of their release will be honored.
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NEW: Taliban source: Bergdahl did not convert to Islam, learned to speak Pashto
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John Kerry says released Taliban figures will be monitored
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If they turn to violent ways, they could die violent deaths, he says

Question: Nine songs celebrating the release of the five Taliban detainees were posted to a @placeholder website Saturday.


By Pa Reporter Steffen Freund has been appointed international technical coordinator at Tottenham, the Barclays Premier League club have announced. Former Tottenham and Germany midfielder Freund formed part of Tim Sherwood's back-room coaching staff, but has been handed a development role under new boss Mauricio Pochettino. Pochettino brought his coaching team from Southampton to the north London club after making the switch from Saints in the close season. Fresh start: Steffen Freund has been appointed international technical coordinator at Tottenham Man in charge: Freund will no longer work with the first team under new boss Mauricio Pochettino (centre) The former Argentina defender now has Jesus Perez as assistant manager at Spurs, with first team coach Miguel D'Agostino and goalkeeping coach Toni Jimenez also moving to the capital from the south coast.
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Freund will be responsible for developing Tottenham players who are on loan abroad
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The former midfielder had been working as a first team coach under Andre Villas-Boas and Tim Sherwood
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New manager Mauricio Pochettino brought his own coaching staff with him from Southampton

Question: Freund made 102 @placeholder appearances between 1998 and 2003, and joined the club's coaching staff in July 2012 under then-boss Andre Villas-Boas.


Criminal connections: Michael Jones, 17, is accused of being an accessory to first degree murder in the Lane murder case but police knew him because his name kept coming up in other investigations One of the three 'bored' teenagers held over the murder of Chris Lane in a drive-by shooting was linked to a string of armed robberies allegedly committed with his pregnant girlfriend, MailOnline can reveal today. Michael Jones, 17, who was driving the car and brought in by cops repeatedly after a spate of raids, one of the investigating detectives said today. MailOnline can also reveal that James Edwards, 15, who Jones allegedly said pulled the trigger, was known to have a 'very short' temper and is 'incredibly violent'.
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Michael Jones, 17, is accused of being an accessory to first degree murder and driving the car that his friends James Edwards and Chancey Luna were in when one of them allegedly shot Chris Lane
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Detectives told MailOnline that they recognized the car that was used in the shooting because they knew it to be Jones'
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His name 'kept coming up' during investigations of three armed robberies that happened in Duncan, Oklahoma in March
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When police were conducting searches of robbery suspect's homes, Jones and his pregnant girlfriend would show up unannounced at the houses

Question: Tough image: Police also said that @placeholder (pictured), who posted videos of him tossing around guns and looking threatening, was a big fan of a rapper who promotes violence


(CNN)Some recent visitors to Disneyland left the fabled theme park with a souvenir they won't soon forget: measles. Public health officials in California and Utah confirmed nine cases Wednesday, all of them visitors of either Disneyland or Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim between December 15 and December 20. The California Department of Public Health said it suspects an additional three cases but had not yet confirmed those diagnoses. According to the CDC, measles is respiratory disease caused by a virus and spread through the air. It was considered eradicated in the United States in 2000, though 2014 saw a record-breaking number of confirmed cases: 610 according to the Centers for Disease Control, "the highest number of cases since measles elimination was documented in the U.S. in 2000," the CDC says on its website.
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Nine visitors to Disneyland or Disney California Adventure Park have been infected with measles
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The people with measles hail from California and Utah
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They visited the theme park between December 15 and December 20

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By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 04:23 EST, 25 August 2013 | UPDATED: 05:13 EST, 26 August 2013 Syria has agreed to allow UN inspectors access to sites in suburbs of Damascus where alleged chemical attacks occurred on Wednesday. The concession follows accusations that Bashar Assad's regime is responsible for a chemical attack which killed more than 350 people - many of them children - on Wednesday. Syria has denied that it is to blame while many Western officials claim the poisoning was caused by a chemical agent used in a rocket attack carried out by government forces. Scroll down for video
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Barack Obama has pledged a 'serious response' if Bashar Assad regime is proved to have used chemical weapons
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Aid organisations claimed this week that more than 350 people - many of them children - died due to the effects of neurotoxins
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Medicins Sans Frontieres says victims were exposed to 'neurotoxic agent'
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Assad regime denies reports as 'absolutely baseless'
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Iran warned U.S. of 'severe consequences' if 'red line' on Syria is crossed

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(CNN) -- Russia's upper house of parliament has approved a controversial measure banning adoption of Russian children by U.S. families, Russian media reported Wednesday. The legislation now goes to President Vladimir Putin to be signed into law, the semiofficial RIA-Novosti news agency said. Read more: Russia's lower house approves bill to ban U.S. adoption The legislation could affect hundreds of American families seeking to adopt. Americans adopted close to 1,000 Russian children last year, according to U.S. State Department figures. Though the number has been dropping in recent years, Russia remains the third most popular country for U.S. citizens to adopt after China and Ethiopia.
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Upper house of parliament OKs ban on adoptions of Russian children by U.S. families
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Lawmakers in Russia's lower house of parliament adopted the bill last week
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The move is seen as retaliation for the Magnitsky Act, a U.S. law that restricts rights abusers
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Question: "We encourage the government to establish a robust national social protection plan to help strengthen @placeholder families.


(CNN) -- In my travels around the world I have noted how attitudes toward women are a pretty accurate weather vane indicating what is happening in the wider politics of a country. In visits to Turkey in the past three years I saw rising anxiety about razor-sharp divisions between the secular and those who want a society where women "breed" for their country and wear the hijab. In May, Turkish women's rights activist Efsa Kuraner e-mailed me from Istanbul, "Things are fast going down the plughole, it's pretty depressing. The Islamic twist is becoming suffocating with how the prime minister keeps trying to cajole women to stay home and have three to five children. They are offering early retirement to women for having upwards of three kids..!! Divorce is frowned upon. Abortion is all but banned. Only there in name. I am afraid darker days are yet to come." Her predictions were prescient.
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Lesley Abdela: Treatment of women a good weather vane for wider state of politics in Turkey
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She says Erdogan says women should reproduce more; he says he's secular, doesn't sound it
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She says Gezi Park tumult shows divisions between secular and hinted-at Islam state
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Abdela: Erdogan had success leading thriving nation, now out of touch, over-confident

Question: @placeholder Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has for some time been alienating his liberal supporters.


A Hamas official admitted Friday that militants from his group abducted three Israeli teens in the West Bank in June, but the official said the kidnappers did not tell their leaders about the action. The three teens were later found dead. Since then, violence has flared in the region. Saleh Aruri, a Hamas Political Bureau member, said in a statement from Doha, Qatar, the operation to abduct the teens was not approved by the Hamas leadership or its military wing, the Qassam Brigades. "At that time, the Hamas leadership had no knowledge about this group or the operation it had just carried," Aruri said, referring to the abductors. "It turned out later, however, that they were members of Hamas."
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Operation to abduct the teens was not approved by leadership, Hamas official says
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The death of the teens has been followed by weeks of violence
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Palestinian death toll is 2,092, according to Gaza Ministry of Health, not including executions
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Hamas executes 18 suspected informants for Israel, TV report says

Question: A 4-year-old boy became the latest civilian victim in @placeholder Friday, after a mortar shell exploded in the parking lot of a kibbutz close to Gaza, Israeli rescue services said.


A Nepalese man who stands no taller than a newborn has been declared the world's shortest man in history. Chandra Bahadur Dangi, who says he's 72, earned the title with a height of 54.6 centimeters (21.5 inches), Guinness World Records announced Sunday. Guinness editor-in-chief Craig Glenday traveled to the Nepalese capital of Kathmandu, where he oversaw the official measurements of Chandra at medical clinic. The Guinness World Record guidelines required three measurements of Chandra's height taken over 24 hours, which included his length standing and lying flat. Chandra is more than an inch shorter than the current holder of the "shortest man living" title, Filipino Jurney Balawing, who is 59.9 centimeters, or just under 2 feet. Balawing was awarded the title in June when he turned 18.
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Chandra Bahadur Dangi is no taller than a typical infant
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"It's a big thing for my family, my village, my country," he says
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Chandra claims to be 72 years old and weigh 14.5 kilograms

Question: What I find equally remarkable is his age -- if he really is 72, he is by far the oldest person to be awarded the shortest-man record in @placeholder's 57-year history."


(CNN) -- A state fair's response to the uproar over a rodeo clown's mockery of President Obama is creating an uproar of its own. From now on, the Missouri State Fair won't allow any rodeo cowboys or clowns from the state's association to take part unless they all undergo "sensitivity training." And that's just part of the fallout from the Saturday incident in which a clown wearing an Obama mask held a broom descending from his backside while a voice said, "Hey, I know I'm a clown. He's just running around acting like one. Doesn't know he is one." Mark Ficken, president of the Missouri Rodeo Cowboy Association, has resigned.
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The Missouri State Fair Commission demands "sensitivity training" for rodeo clowns
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The demand sparks controversy
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Tuffy Gessling says he was making the jokes heard at the rodeo
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A U.S. congressman invites the clown to perform in Texas

Question: @placeholder did not immediately return a message Thursday from CNN requesting comment.


(Mashable.com) -- Microsoft is announcing today that it has integrated Facebook and Windows Live Messenger into Outlook, bringing the streams of millions of Facebook users into inboxes across the world. Last year, Microsoft launched Outlook Social Connector, a plugin that syncs social networking feeds with your Outlook contacts, giving you immediate data on what they are doing and thinking. It started last year with LinkedIn integration, but soon the company announced MySpace and Facebook were coming. Today, Outlook completes the cycle with not only Facebook integration, but support for Windows Live Messenger as well. Not only that, but the company is releasing the plugin for Outlook 2003 and 2007 users as well, bringing Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and Windows Live Messenger to millions of business and personal inboxes worldwide.
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Outlook Social Connector syncs social networking feeds with your Outlook contacts
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New Facebook status updates will pop up in realtime within Outlook
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Outlook will only pull data from e-mails connected to Facebook accounts

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Libreville, Gabon (CNN) -- Deep and heavy beats vibrate large subwoofer speakers, hip hop artists grab the mic with one hand and gesture passionately with the other as thousands of fans rap along and dance in unison. You would be forgiven for thinking this was a typical urban concert in the U.S. -- but it's thousands of miles away in the tiny African nation of Gabon. I've journeyed to this equatorial country for "Inside Africa" to find out why the Gabonese are such faithful followers of the American hip hop scene and its culture, I also want to know what makes contemporary music here different from other African nations. My first stop is 104.5 Urban FM, one of the most popular radio stations in the country.
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CNN's Errol Barnett takes a hip hop cultural tour in Gabon.
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He visited Urban FM radio to learn about the African remix of American hip hop.
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Barnett met Ba'Ponga, a local hip hop star who uses music to reach disaffected youth.
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For Gabonese, hip hop music is not only about hope but unity, finds Barnett.

Question: This is what makes urban Gabonese music unique, responsive and a genuine beat of @placeholder's true heart.


Black Friday fatigue is setting in. Early discounting, more online shopping and a mixed economy meant fewer people shopped over Thanksgiving weekend, the National Retail Federation said Sunday. Overall, 133.7 million people shopped in stores and online over the four-day weekend, down 5.2 percent from last year, according to a survey of 4,631 people conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics for the trade group. Total spending for the weekend is expected to fall 11 percent to $50.9 billion from an estimated $57.4 billion last year, the trade group estimated. Scroll down for video Crazy: Discount store shoppers were prepared to wait in long lines on Black Friday - but the decision of many retailers to open on Thanksgiving has affected the sales figures for the busiest shopping day of the year
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Retailers blaming fall on stores opening on Thanksgiving now instead of day after
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Over four-day weekend 133.7 million people shopped online and in stores
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That is five-percent down on the year before and total spending is expected to fall from $57.4 billion to $50.9 billion

Question: Target said @placeholder saw a 40 percent surge in online sales and was its biggest online sales day ever.


Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn conquered a difficult super-G race Sunday in Switzerland in her 64th women's World Cup win. Just one day after the 30-year-old hit a rut downhill in the Engiadina course in St. Moritz, Vonn secured her record-extending 64th victory Sunday on the same course with a time of 1 minute, 23.55 seconds, according to ESPN. Behind her was Austrian skier Anna Fenninger who finished within a second of Vonn. Scroll down for video Kiss: After Lindsey Vonn, 30 (right) conquered the difficult super-G in her record-extending 64th women's World Cup victory, a bold fan (left) planted a kiss on the skier's cheek
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Lindsey Vonn conquered a difficult super-G race Sunday in Switzerland in her record-extending 64th women's World Cup win
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After experiencing a defeat just one day earlier, Vonn returned to the course in St. Moritz Sunday and left victorious
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After Vonn completed the course, a bold fan planted a kiss on her cheek

Question: As Vonn gears up for the world championships, fans were able to catch an in depth glimpse into the life of the champion skier as her one-hour documentary '@placeholder: The Climb' aired Sunday.


(CNN) -- A few weeks ago, Time Magazine ran its now-famous cover: "The Republican Savior: How Marco Rubio became the new voice of the GOP." Only time will tell if the junior senator from Florida lives up to that billing, and it's entirely possible that Time will be proven wrong in the coming months and years. But there's one cover that the magazine could run now and be entirely confident in: "The Republican Messenger: How Rand Paul became the real voice of the GOP." That's right. At least for the time being, tea party darling Sen. Rand Paul is the effective leader of the Republican Party. And that's a pretty big deal.
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Mo Elleithee says the week highlighted split in the GOP
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He says Rand Paul is getting his message out better than Rubio, Ryan, Cantor
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For GOP, danger is that he Paul could push 2016 further to the right, he says
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Elleithee: Paul combined old tool of filibuster with new media to make his point

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Accidentally brought your marijuana to the Aspen/Pitkin County Airport? Don't worry. Pitkin County Sheriff Joe DiSalvo plans to install amnesty boxes at the airport, possibly as soon as next week, for people traveling out of state. "We'll have signs around the airport saying that although marijuana is legal in this state, it may be illegal in your final destination," DiSalvo told CNN. "This is an opportunity to dispose of your marijuana with no legal consequences." But don't try to fly with that marijuana, not even departing from the pot-happy states of Colorado and Washington. Both states allow adults 21 and older to have up to an ounce of marijuana, but those policies are at odds with federal law. Leave the brownies at home, too -- even in states where it's legal, it's not yet clear how marijuana-laced food is evaluated under those limits.
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Colorado and Washington state airports are seeing passengers try to depart with pot
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The TSA has seized marijuana-laced products from checked baggage
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The Denver airport banned pot on its premises, but other Colorado airports have not
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The Seattle airport cannot ban pot on its premises, according to state law

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Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that Hamas and ISIS are 'branches of the same poisonous tree', both bent on world domination through terror, just as the Nazis were. In a blistering speech to the United Nations, Mr Netanyahu also hit back at Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas, who accused Israel last week of carrying out war crimes and waging a 'war of genocide' during the fighting in Gaza. The Israeli leader said Hamas committed 'the real war crimes' in Gaza by using Palestinian civilians as human shields. Scroll down for video Mr Netanyahu said ISIS and Hamas had the same 'ultimate goals' in a speech to the UN in New York
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Netanyahu likens Muslim extremist movements around the world to Nazis
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Says the groups are bent on world domination through the use of terror
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Claims Hamas carried out 'war crimes' in Gaza by using human shields
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By Lizzie Edmonds These remarkable images show scores of homes and businesses left devastated by recent floods. Numerous properties in the rural areas of Thorney, Muchelney and Burrowbridge in Somerset were hit with up to four feet of water when the nearby River Parrett burst its banks on January 2. Last night, following another night of heavy rain, the water levels increased again by four inches. These pictures show homes and businesses in rural Somerset which have been hit with up to four ft of floodwater since the new year The stunning images, including this one of a horse rider braving floodwater, were taken by photographer Matilda Temperley whose family live and work in the area
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Homes and businesses in the Somerset Levels flooded on January 2 by up to four feet of water
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The rural location, which was hit by severe flooding last year, was drenched again last night by four inches of rain
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Pictures show hundreds of acres of farmland underwater and scores of devastated homes
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Remarkable collection taken by photographer Matilda Temperley, whose family live and work in the area

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By Victoria Woollaston Apple and Samsung have finally decided to call an end to their four-year battle over patent infringements. In a joint statement, the two tech giants said they have agreed to drop all suits against each other in countries outside of the US. However, the companies added they will continue to pursue the existing cases currently going through the American legal system. Apple and Samsung have finally decided to call an end to their four-year battle over patent infringements.In a joint statement, the two tech giants said they have agreed to drop all suits against each other in countries outside of the US, but will continue to pursue all the existing cases going through the American legal system
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The two tech giants have been battling over patent lawsuits since 2010
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Latest high-profile court case involved at least 10 software infringements
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At the start of May a jury awarded both companies damages
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The truce follows a similar settlement between Google and Apple
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Both companies said they will continue to pursue existing cases in the US
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The agreement does not involve any licensing agreements

Question: The $119.6 million is barely more than five per cent of the $2.2 billion in damages @placeholder asked of the court.


Mark Hughes said the fear of falling victim to another FA Cup upset inspired his Stoke team to a 4-1 victory over Rochdale. Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham all exited the competition over the weekend while Manchester United were held to a draw at Sky Bet League Two Cambridge. But Stoke did not fall into the same trap as their rivals as goals from Bojan Krkic, Stephen Ireland, Jon Walters and Victor Moses were enough to see off League One Rochdale on Monday night. Bojan fired home a stunning volley in the opening minutes to put Stoke in front against Rochdale
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Stoke won their FA Cup fourth round match against Rochdale 4-1
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Boss Mark Hughes said they feared becoming part of another upset
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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 04:15 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:05 EST, 23 October 2012 A Tibetan man died after setting himself alight in the latest self-immolation protest against Chinese rule over the Himalayan region yesterday. The fatal protest occurred at a prominent Tibetan monastery in Gansu province, northwestern China a London-based rights group said. This is the seventh self-immolation death as a result of pro-Tibet protests against China this month, Free Tibet said. Deadly protest: The man's body on fire near a prayer hall at the remote Labrang Monastery in China's northwestern Gansu province The protester, who has been identified as 50-year-old man named Dhondup, set fire to himself near the prayer hall at the remote Labrang Monastery on Monday morning.
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Seventh Tibetan dies from self-immolation this month
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Nearly 60 Tibetans have set themselves alight in protest against Chinese rule since March 2011

Question: She said China's government could recognize that @placeholder demands for freedom cannot be extinguished by force and that it "must enter into meaningful dialogue with Tibetan representatives, supported by the international community.'


(WIRED) -- In less than a week, Google announced an operating system to compete with Windows, while Microsoft announced that Office 10 will include free, online versions of its four most popular software programs -- a shot at Google's suite of web-based office applications. The fight between Microsoft and Google is over who'll be seen as the world's most important tech company. And not more than a month and a half ago, Microsoft unveiled its new search engine Bing, which it hopes will steal market share from Google and finally make it real money online. From the news of it, it's a full-blown tech battle, complete with behind-the-scenes machinations to sic government regulators on each other.
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The escalating Google vs. Micosoft battle is mostly over who'll be King of Tech
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Top execs at each company dream of ways to steal the others' pots of gold
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Chrome OS will compete with Windows, while Office 10 will include free online versions
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Here's how the two tech giants stack up in four key areas of competition

Question: @placeholder's newest version, Windows 7, will be available in the fall.

Question: And familiarity with @placeholder software is a requirement for a huge number of office jobs.


The Obama administration said on Friday that the Internal Revenue Service sent incorrect tax information to about 800,000 Americans who enrolled in new medical insurance plans through Healthcare.gov. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the Health and Human Services subagency that handles Obamacare, sent them forms that contained an error which would cause them to miscalculate the government subsidy for their insurance policies. That, the administration admitted, would change the amount of their tax refunds, or change the amount they owe. A source at the Treasury Department told Daily Mail Online that of about 80,000 people who have already filed their taxes on the basis of the flawed information, it is expected that 50,000 will have to file again.
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HHS announced on its blog that nearly 1 in 5 people with insurance subsidies got the wrong subsidy information
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Information 'needs to be corrected,' HHS said, but new forms will not be available until next month
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Government also created a special extended Obamacare enrollment period for Americans who say they were unaware of fines for missing deadline
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White House insists 'the vast majority of people who received this form got the correct version of it'

Question: The latest cringeworthy moment in @placeholder's history follows a 2013 launch that saw millions unable to reach the government''s marketplace website.


(CNN) -- Sanford, Florida, city officials have chosen a former Colorado police chief as an interim replacement for the top cop who stepped aside during the furor over February's killing of an unarmed teen. Richard Myers, the former police chief in Colorado Springs, will take office in Sanford at the end of the week, the city government announced Tuesday. A news conference to introduce Myers is slated for Friday. He will take over a department that has been under the microscope since the February 26 killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin by a neighborhood watch volunteer. Sanford Police Chief Bill Lee, who attempted to resign last week, will remain on paid administrative leave, according to a statement from city hall. Lee stepped aside as chief after a vote of no-confidence by city commissioners, but the commission voted against accepting his resignation while investigations into Martin's killing are pending.
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Colorado Springs veteran Richard Myers steps in as Sanford's interim chief
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Myers, a 35-year veteran, is expected to serve for three to five months
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Sanford chief Bill Lee stays on administrative leave, the city says
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Sanford police have been under a microscope since the killing of Trayvon Martin

Question: After that, he took the reins of the @placeholder police department in 2007.

Question: It was widely reported that the new mayor forced Myers out, and a press release from @placeholder upon his retirement in October seemed to bear that out.


More witnesses in the death of Trayvon Martin have changed their stories about what happened on the night he was shot dead by George Zimmerman in a gated community in Florida. At least four key witnesses have changed their story and more may come forward as the case moves closer to trial, according to the Orlando Sentinel. A report from the paper comes after state prosecutors released about half the evidence they have in their second-degree murder case against Zimmerman, 28. Final picture: As part of the ongoing court preparations, George Zimmerman's team submitted photos last week of Trayvon caught on the convenience store's camera
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New poll says 40 per cent of Americans think Zimmerman acted in self defense, up from only 15 per cent two months ago
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Comes as four witnesses have changed their story or added details that support Trayvon Martin's side of the story

Question: The 28-year-old said @placeholder had been 'beating up on me, so I had to shoot him'.


By Paul Harris PUBLISHED: 17:57 EST, 20 November 2013 | UPDATED: 14:08 EST, 21 November 2013 These days it would probably be played on an Xbox, with Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin competing at the controls as they sit glued to a TV screen. Back in the real world, it inspired one of the simplest and most enchanting games for generations of children growing up without the aid of technology. Now the original drawing for A.A. Milne’s depiction of his most celebrated characters playing Poohsticks has emerged after 85 years. This lost sketch that is the first ever depiction of the game Poohsticks by famed illustrator E.H Shepard has been found after 87 years
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Classic game inspired by A.A. Milne's timeless stories appears in images
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Pictures of Winnie the Pooh and other characters emerged after 85 years
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Drawings by E.H. Shepard were lost after they were torn from sketchbook

Question: One of Shepard's very first @placeholder colour drawings produced in 1928


By Sean O'hare Support for Nigel Farage's UKIP has grown from 4.5 per cent to 15 per cent in a year Support for the UK Independence Party (Ukip) has reached a new high of 15 per cent, up from 4.5 per cent last year, according to a new poll. The anti-EU, right-wing populist party's rating has risen by another percentage point in the past fortnight as its fortunes continue to rise, the Opinium survey for The Observer found. The party believes in the right of the people of the UK to govern themselves, 'rather than be governed by unelected bureaucrats in Brussels.'
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Supports grows from 4.5% to 15% in one year
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Support is now almost double that for the Liberal Democrats
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Leader Nigel Farage says Ukip is taking votes from Labour and Tories

Question: @placeholder interviewed 1,965 British adults between December 21 and 27.


Ho ho -- huh? The family of an African-American high school student in New Mexico says he's crushed after a teacher questioned why he was wearing Santa garb during a school holiday dress-up day last week, CNN affiliate KOAT reported. The teacher told Christopher Rougier, a freshman at Cleveland High School, that he couldn't be Santa because Santa is white, the student's father, Michael, told KOAT. "He was embarrassed," he told the station. Now, his son doesn't want anything to do with Christmas. Michael Rougier said the teacher called his wife to apologize, but that's not enough. "He needs to be fired," Rougier told KOAT. "For him to make a comment like that, there has to be at a minimum prejudice in him, and we don't have room for that."
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Commentator: Santa's not just fictional, he's also "an obese, alcoholic elf" with questionable labor practices
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St. Nicholas Center: St. Nick was Greek and lived about 1,700 years ago in what is now southern Turkey
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KOAT: Christopher Rougier wore a Santa hat and beard to a dress-up day at a New Mexico school
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A teacher told the teen he couldn't be Santa because Santa is white, the affiliate reports

Question: "This situation involves a teacher recently hired by @placeholder who made -- and admits he made -- a stupid mistake," the director said.


Jese and James Rodriguez shot Real Madrid four points clear at the top of La Liga on Wednesday night as they beat Sevilla 2-1 despite a late goal from Liverpool loanee Iago Aspas. Carlo Ancelotti’s team took the points at a price with three key players ruled out of Saturday’s Madrid derby – first Sergio Ramos hobbled off hamstrung, then James Rodriguez, who had scored the first, went off with a metatarsal injury, and Marcelo was then booked meaning he will be suspended for the next game if Real are unsuccessful with a planned appeal. Sevilla also lost a player before the break with keeper Beto taken to hospital after clashing with Karim Benzema. Despite losing their keeper and going 2-0 down in the first half Sevilla made it difficult for Real with substitute Aspas reminding his manager Unai Emery and Liverpool coach Brendan Rodgers, that he knows where the goal is.
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James Rodriguez puts Real Madrid ahead against Sevilla at the Santiago Bernabeu on 12 minutes
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First-half substitute Jese doubled Los Blancos' advantage on 36 minutes
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Iago Aspas scored a late consolation for the visitors from close range on 80 minutes

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(CNN) -- In many ways -- more than just distance, at least -- it is a long way from the remote city of Kashgar in the restive northwest Chinese province of Xinjiang to Kuala Lumpur, the bustling, teeming capital of Malaysia. But it was a journey that an Uyghur artist named Memetjan Abdullah made earlier this month. It was his first trip outside China. Father to a young daughter, Abdullah -- whose name is sometimes spelled Maimaitijiang Abula -- was part of a delegation of some 24 artists who were returning to China from the "Chinese Dream: Red and Green Painting" art exhibition, held March 4 to 6 in the Malaysian city. The exhibition also acted as a cultural exchange conference, while celebrating the 40th anniversary of diplomatic ties between China and Malaysia.
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35-year-old Uyghur artist Memetjan Abdullah aboard MH370
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Friends depict him as a thoughtful, passionate and "progressive" person
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Artist's work is in the China National Art Museum collection
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Close friend Kurbanjan Semet holds out hope that he will see Abdullah again

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By Emma Thomas PUBLISHED: 13:40 EST, 25 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:42 EST, 25 December 2013 A couple have been left devastated this Christmas after thieves stole their car and the ashes of the woman's father. Michael Savage and his wife Mel had travelled to a friend's house in Loughton, Essex, from West Bridgford in Nottinghamshire, during the wet and windy conditions on Monday. Due to the poor weather, they ran inside and left lots of Christmas presents and the urn containing the ashes in their BMW, Essex Police said. Scene of the crime: The couple had parked the car in Lower Park Road
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Michael Savage and his wife Mel had their car stolen
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Couple had driven from Nottinghamshire to Loughton, Essex
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Father-in-law's ashes were in the car as they take them to family gatherings

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(CNN) -- Euro 2012 hosts Ukraine were brought back down to earth after their opening match heroics as France clinched a 2-0 victory in stormy Donetsk. Play in the Group D match was suspended for 58 minutes as spectacular torrential rain and forked lightning put the players' safety at risk. When the teams returned to the field, the French made their superior technical ability count as clinical second-half strikes from Jeremy Menez and Yohan Cabaye sealed a comfortable win. In Group D's other game, England won a thrilling contest against Sweden to dump the Scandinavians out of the tournament. Soccer Live: Euro 2012 day 8 as it happened
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France beat hosts Ukraine 2-0 in rain-lashed Euro 2012 clash
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Jeremy Menez and Yohan Cabaye on target after 58-minute delay due to storm
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Danny Welbeck hits stunning winner as England edge Sweden 3-2
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Swedes become the second team eliminated from tournament

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(CNN) -- There will be no criminal charges filed in the death of a Green Beret who was electrocuted in his quarters in Iraq last year, the Department of Defense said Friday. Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth, a 24-year-old Green Beret, died in a shower at his base in Iraq in January 2008. The Army's 11-month investigation "concluded that there is insufficient evidence to prove or disprove that any one person, persons or entity was criminally culpable" in the death of Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth, the Department of Defense said in a written statement. Maseth, a 24-year-old decorated Green Beret from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was electrocuted in a shower in his Baghdad quarters -- a former palace of deposed Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein -- in January 2008.
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Army: Probe reveals "numerous entities ... breached their respective duties"
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Pentagon report last month found failures by U.S. military and contractor KBR
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Family of Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth, 24, is suing military contractor
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Defense says nearly 14,000 deficiencies in gear and facilities have been fixed

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:18 EST, 15 June 2012 | UPDATED: 05:13 EST, 16 June 2012 The woman who was set on fire in a vicious attack at the hands of her estranged boyfriend is now being victimized for failing to move her own - and her attacker's - vehicles from the scene of the grisly crime. Naomie Breton, 33, says that Zuccala Towing wants $340 from the horrifically burned woman for towing her car from the gas station last Monday, in addition to $363 for ex-boyfriend Roosevelt Mondesir's car. Ms Breton is only just recovering after she suffered second and third degree burns on her arms and chest in the assault at a Boynton Beach, Florida, 7-Eleven store on Monday, June 11.
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Naomie Breton suffered second and third-degree burns in the savage attack on Monday morning
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Roosevelt Mondesir was father of victim's son, aged four
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Judge reportedly denied restraining order due to a lack of evidence
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Police report claims he had previously texted her 'I'm all about revenge'
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Now, towing company wants $700 for moving two cars from scene

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By Alexandra Klausner PUBLISHED: 22:18 EST, 27 September 2013 | UPDATED: 12:37 EST, 29 September 2013 Monica Lek befriends her neighbours and captures them in intimate moments in her portrait series 'My Neighbours' Barcelona-born Artist Monica Lek moved from Spain to New York and has been taking photos of her diverse neighbours ever since. She snaps photos all over the globe. New York has at least 8 million faces and Lek has managed to capture intimate portraits of captivating passersby, the rich, the poor, and the eccentric. Her portrait series entitled, 'My Neighbours' is a collection of these photographs.
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Monica is only 24-years-old
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'Monica Lek was born in the sea,' says the artists website
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Monica is originally from Barcelona

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Eugenie Bouchard has taken to Twitter to show her appreciation for her time at Wimbledon a day after the Canadian's straight-sets loss in the women's final to Petra Kvitova. Bouchard, despite the backing of the Centre Court faithful, could do little to stop the terrifyingly good Kvitova, who took just 55 minutes to win 6-3, 6-0. Even Buckingham Palace played their part, dispatching Princess Eugenie to the front row of the Royal Box to cheer on her namesake. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Eugenie Bouchard dazzle during a Sportsmail photo shoot Selfie: Eugenie Bouchard took to Twitter to display her runner-up trophy from Wimbledon 2014
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Eugenie Bouchard: 'Not the trophy I wanted, but thank you Wimbledon for a wonderful two weeks'
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Bouchard lost 6-3, 6-0 to Petra Kvitova in the Wimbledon women's final
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It denied the Canadian the first Grand Slam title of her career
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'I will never be satisfied,' says Bouchard, 'I want to play in many more Grand Slam finals'
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Kvitova last won Wimbledon in 2011 and took just 55 minutes on Saturday

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A top European Union official said Saturday that new sanctions will be proposed within a week against Russia over its actions in Ukraine, but  Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko sounded like he can't wait that long. "I think we are very close to the point of no return," Poroshenko said Saturday following an EU summit in Brussels. "The point of no return is full-scale war, which already happened in the territory controlled by separatists and where -- instead of separatists -- there are regular Russian troops." Poroshenko said the situation had worsened in the last few days and that thousands of foreign troops and hundreds of foreign tanks are now on Ukrainian territory.
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European Union leader: More sanctions against Russia to be considered
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Ukraine's President says thousands of foreign troops are on Ukrainian soil
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President of Ukraine: 'Point of no return' may come if escalation continues
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Ukrainian forces bolster defenses around southern port of Mariupol

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(CNN) -- Over the past week, two popular Internet messaging companies, SnapChat and Skype, were hacked. SnapChat's 4.6 million users' user names and cell phone numbers were posted online. A hacker group posted messages to Skype's official blog and social media accounts. These are just the latest in a long list of tech companies that fail to provide adequate protection of their users' personal data. Do companies that offer free services have an obligation to protect our communications? Yes, absolutely. SnapChat is an app for phones that allows people to send photos and short videos to friends and promises to delete them once viewed, Ã  la Mission Impossible.
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SnapChat's 4.6 million user names and cell phone numbers were posted online
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Chester Wisniewski: Safeguards exists and tech fixes are easy, so why the breach?
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He says Skype, SnapChat have obligation to make sure their services are secure
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Wisniewski: We must demand accountability from companies to protect our private data

Question: @placeholder then blogged that it knew about the flaws, but was satisfied with the changes it implemented and didn't expect the service to be exploited.


Britain and the West must brace themselves for more bloody atrocities before Islamist jihadists in Iraq  are defeated, former top brass said  last night. Retired commanders issued the chilling warning as they urged David Cameron to deploy more RAF warplanes to fight Islamic State fanatics. The ex-military chiefs also suggested stepping up Special Forces operations to ‘spoil the day’ of the fanatics, including British Muslims, who have swept across northern Iraq. Recruiters: British jihadis Reyaad Khan, Nasser Muthana and Abdul Raqib Amin are seen in an IS video released earlier this year. In the video, the trio encourage other Britons to join them
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Ex-military chiefs suggested stepping up Special Forces operations to ‘spoil the day’ of fanatics, including British Muslims, in northern Iraq
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Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Graydon, and Air Commodore Andrew Lambert, called for Britain to ramp up military options in Iraq
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They spoke out after gruesome murderer of US journalist James Foley – apparently by a British jihadist, claiming it was in revenge for US air strikes

Question: Sir @placeholder said UK Special Forces on the ground could be deployed on top-secret operations to inflict huge damage on advancing extremists.

Question: Sir Michael said UK @placeholder on the ground could be deployed on top-secret operations to inflict huge damage on advancing extremists.

Question: ‘We condemn unreservedly their psychopathic violence, whether it is on minorities, on civilians or on fellow @placeholder.’


(CNN) -- The fate of famed aviator Amelia Earhart remains a mystery after DNA tests on one of three bone fragments discovered on a Pacific island proved inconclusive. Cecil M. Lewis Jr. of the University of Oklahoma's Molecular Anthropology Laboratories reported "the question of whether the bone is human must remain unanswered" until new technologies may make a determination possible. The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) asked Lewis to test the bones found in 2010 on Nikumaroro, formerly Gardner Island. The bone tested by Lewis may be from Earhart's finger, the group says. Earhart disappeared near the island in 1937 while flying around the world with navigator Fred Noonan. She was later declared dead.
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Tests on bone fragment proves inconclusive
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Group is trying to learn fate of aviator Amelia Earhart
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She and navigator Fred Noonan disappeared in 1937 during flight around the world
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Some believe they crash landed on a Pacific island

Question: @placeholder, using notes from the doctor, asked two forensic anthropologists to examine the report on the bones.


The United States hasn't abandoned Robert Levinson, the retired FBI agent described by his wife as the "longest-held American hostage," Secretary of State John Kerry said Sunday. "There hasn't been progress in the sense that we don't have him back. But to suggest that we've abandoned him or anybody ... is simply incorrect and not helpful," Kerry told ABC's "This Week." "The fact is that I have personally raised the issue, not only at the highest level that I have been involved with, but also through other intermediaries." Levinson disappeared in Iran in March 2007 during a business trip, purportedly undertaken as a private investigator looking into cigarette smuggling. However, The Associated Press and the Washington Post reported Thursday that contrary to what the State Department and Levinson's family have said for years, Levinson actually was working for the CIA in Iran. And a source involved in the matter told CNN there's proof that Levinson worked for the CIA undercover, and under contract, while also working as a private investigator.
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Secretary of State John Kerry says he's raised issue of Levinson "at the highest level"
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Levinson disappeared almost 7 years ago on an alleged business trip
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Multiple reports this past week suggest Levinson may have been working for the CIA
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McCain: If the government lied about Levinson, it may be time to reassess oversight

Question: Asked whether he believes the @placeholder government is responsible for Levinson's disappearance, Kerry said he thinks the government "has the ability to help us here, and we hope they will."


An Atlanta airline baggage handler suspected of helping smuggle firearms onto passenger jets to New York City has been arrested by federal agents, authorities said on Monday. A FBI affidavit said there was enough evidence to charge Delta ramp agent Eugene Harvey, 31, with trafficking firearms, violating airport security and aiding others in the scheme. Former Delta employee Mark Quentin Henry, who was fired in 2010, was arrested in New York on December 10 in a weapons trafficking investigation after an undercover agent bought a gun from one of his accomplices, according to the affidavit filed on Dec. 19. Scroll down for video
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Eugene Harvey, 31, is suspected of helping smuggle firearms onto Delta passenger jets bound for New York City from Atlanta
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He has been charged with trafficking firearms, violating airport security and aiding others in the scheme
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Former Delta employee Mark Henry was also arrested in New York earlier this month in the weapons trafficking investigation
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Authorities confiscated a backpack that contained a smaller bag with 18 handguns and ammunition inside

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One of the brothers suspected of the Boston Marathon bombings had direct contact with Chechen terrorists – and was ‘monitored’ by investigators for five years. The Mail on Sunday has learned that the FBI put Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, under surveillance after receiving an explicit warning from the Russian intelligence services. But despite apparently telling his mother that Tamerlan was an ‘extremist’ leader, the FBI eventually discounted the possibility that he was a threat. Scroll down for video Rebel: One theory is that Tamerlan Tsarnaev was inspired by Doku Umarov, a Chechen terrorist known as Russia's Bin Laden Tamerlan was shot dead by police early on Friday while his 19-year-old brother Dzhokhar was captured alive but seriously injured with neck and leg injuries on Friday night. He had been hiding in a boat in a suburban backyard.
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Russian intelligence services warned agency about Tamerlan Tsarnaev
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Convinced he was in 'direct contact' with Islamist militants
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May have been inspired by Chechen rebel leader man known as Russia's Bin Landen - Doku Umarov
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Believed to be behind some of Russia's worst terrorist atrocities
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But FBI later discounted Tamerlan as a threat, despite telling his mother he was an 'extremist leader'

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(CNN)Anna Jacks checks her baby's forehead over and over again. Is he hot? Does he have a rash? Is his nose still runny? Her son has been sick before, but this time it's different: Last week Eli was at a Phoenix Children's Hospital clinic with a woman who had the measles, which spreads easily from person to person. Now he's showing signs of the virus, such as runny nose and cough and fatigue. At 10 months old, Eli is too young to get vaccinated and would be especially vulnerable to serious complications of measles, such as deafness and brain damage or even death. But his parents have an even bigger worry. If Eli does have the measles, he could give it to his 3-year-old sister, Maggie, who has leukemia.
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Eli Jacks is too young to be vaccinated; his sister has leukemia
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Measles cases that have spread to Arizona have put the children at risk

Question: So far @placeholder is feeling fine, but her parents know that with her immune system wiped out by chemotherapy she's even more vulnerable than her brother to complications.


(CNN) -- Owners of iPads and other tablet devices tend to be news junkies who are wealthier and more highly educated than than the general population, according to a new report. The Pew Project on Excellence in Journalism took an in-depth look at how people use tablets to get news. When the study was conducted in July, Apple's iPad made up the vast majority of tablet computers in use in the U.S., although Pew researchers also looked at people who used similar devices, such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the Motorola Xoom and even the Nook Color. The project noted several differences between tablet users and the general U.S. population. First, tablet users tend to be more highly educated: Fifty-one percent have a college degree, compared with 28% of all Americans.
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A new Pew study explores how people use tablets to get news
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Tablet users tend to be wealthier and better educated
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About half (53%) of respondents get news on their tablet every day

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By Daily Mail Reporter Murderer: Babysitter Jessica Fraraccio, 22, admitted to killing little Elijah two years ago The devastated family of toddler Elijah Nealey who was suffocated by his babysitter two years ago has slammed her five-year prison sentence as 'an insult'. Jessica Fraraccio, 22, pleaded guilty in October to killing the 23-month-old boy in his Virginia home. Even though Mike and Jennifer Nealey understood nothing could bring back their beloved son, the grieving couple hoped for a five-decade prison sentence. The couple were left reeling when Judge J. Howe Brown on Monday sentenced Fraraccio to 50 years jail, but suspended 45 and ordered that she donate $1 every year to charity following her release.
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Jessica Fraraccio, 22, murdered 23-month-old Elijah Nealey in August 2012
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She kicked the chair from under him, slammed his head on stair railing and suffocated him when he wouldn't stop crying
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Prosecutors called for a 40 to 50-year jail term
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In addition to jail time, Judge J. Howe Brown ordered her Monday to donate $1 charity every year
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Elijah's family say the sentence is 'an insult' and the judge should be removed from the bench

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- On June 8, 2009, nearly one year ago, I stood before a judge in North Korea's Supreme Court and was sentenced to 12 years in one of the country's notoriously brutal labor camps, also known as death camps. My legs wobbled in fear, and I grabbed the podium in front of me, fearing I would faint. Three months earlier, I was on assignment for Current TV. I was reporting on the trafficking of North Koreans, most of them women, who escape to neighboring China, where they are used and exploited. Following a local guide we'd hired, my colleague Euna Lee and I did regretfully step foot into North Korean territory for no more than a minute.
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Laura Ling recalls frightening day she was sentenced for entering North Korea
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During captivity she was forced to watch films praising regime and Kim Jong Il, she says
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Reality in country is harsh (starvation, no human rights) but fleeing to China barely better
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Ling: LiNK group and pending federal legislation give hope to North Korean defectors

Question: Escapees from @placeholder paint a stark picture of a place where human rights don't exist.

Question: The Chinese government does not regard these defectors as refugees, even though they face certain, brutal punishment if they are sent back to @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Arriving in New York City at the age of 19 to study music, Hafez Nazeri knew he wanted to do big things. Now, little more than a decade later, the young Iranian classical composer is riding high with a chart-topping album featuring 38 Grammy Award-winning musicians. "I left Iran with the hope of maybe one day creating music that can connect with the entire world, music that can show another dimension of my culture, and my history," Nazeri says. "I came to New York with the hopes of integrating two cultures, and creating a new product that is no longer Eastern or Western."
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Iranian musician Hafez Nazeri creates music that crosses cultures
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Latest album has contributions from 38 Grammy Award winners
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Album draws on ancient Persian poetry by Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi
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'I want to create a revolution with love,' says Nazeri

Question: He broke a lot of Persian classical singing rules and he created his own style by incorporating @placeholder's poetry in Persian classical music for the first time 40 years ago."


Liverpool stars arrived to training on Thursday morning looking glum following their humbling Champions League defeat at the hands of Spanish giants Real Madrid - with Mario Balotelli catching the eye once more as he pulled up in his flash red £240,000 Ferrari. A Karim Benzema brace and a brilliant strike from Cristiano Ronaldo condemned the Reds to defeat at Anfield, leaving Brendan Rodgers' men third in Group B. Captain Steven Gerrard led the Liverpool contingent arriving at the Melwood training complex for a warm-down session, followed by Raheem Sterling, Jordan Henderson and the rest of the squad. Mario Balotelli arrived at Liverpool's Melwood training ground in his red Ferrari the morning after being substituted at half-time
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Liverpool lost 3-0 to holders Real Madrid in the Champions League at Anfield on Wednesday night
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A brace from Karim Benzema and a brilliant strike from Cristiano Ronaldo condemned the Reds to defeat
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Raheem Sterling, Jordan Hendersen and captain Steven Gerrard among players looking glum on way to training
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Mario Balotelli arrived in his red Ferrari to the Melwood complex hours after swapping shirts with Pepe at half-time

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Click here to see more from our brilliant Match Zone service - including this heat map from Wesley Sneijder If Holland are to go on and achieve something significant here over the next two weeks then one moment from this extraordinary afternoon in north-east Brazil will be frozen in time. The image — shown afterwards by the host broadcaster here — is of Wesley Sneijder, caught mid-strike, head and knee perfectly over the ball, as he catches an 88th-minute volley flush on the sweet spot of his right boot. It shows a world-class sportsman — no doubt exhausted after an hour-and-a-half of play in extreme conditions — in perfect control of his body, all outside pressures and influences rendered irrelevant by concentration and calm.
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Klaas-Jan Hunterlaar scores winning goal from penalty spot to put Holland into World Cup quarter-finals
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Giovani do Santos had given Mexico the lead in the 48th minute
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Wesley Sneijder levelled for the Dutch in the closing minutes
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Arjen Robben takes controversial fall to win 93rd minute penalty

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By Phil Duncan for MailOnline Follow @@PhilDuncanF1 Wayne Rooney has been unveiled as the new England captain. The 28-year-old Manchester United skipper succeeds Steven Gerrard after the Liverpool star retired from international duty following England's disappointing World Cup campaign in Brazil. Lampard, England's vice-captain at last summer's World Cup where the Three Lions failed to win a game, also announced his retirement earlier this week. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Roy Hodgdson: Wayne Rooney as captain not guaranteed game Moving forward: Wayne Rooney has been handed the England captaincy by manager Roy Hodgson Leading from the front: Rooney has been named Manchester United captain by Louis van Gaal
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He follows in footsteps of Bobby Moore, Bryan Robson and Tony Adams
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Rooney beats goalkeeper Joe Hart and defender Gary Cahill to the captaincy

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The Lockerbie bomber’s release was linked to a £400million arms deal with Libya, secret documents reveal. They show ‘reprehensible’ connections between the Labour government boosting business and freeing the man convicted of Britain’s worst terrorist atrocity. An email sent by the then UK ambassador in Tripoli to former premier Tony Blair explained how a prisoner transfer agreement will be signed once Libya ‘fulfils its promise’ to buy an air defence system. Handshake: Tony Blair, pictured with Colonel Gaddafi in Tripoli, met the dictator six times after he resigned as Prime Minister The disclosure, obtained under Freedom of Information laws, reignites a row which is hugely embarrassing for Labour.
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Tony Blair discussed air defence deal with Libyan dictator
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Briefing note written by British ambassador said Libya was linking the contract with a prisoner transfer agreement
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Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was released from jail in 2009 on 'compassionate grounds' because he had terminal cancer
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Ultimately the defence contract was never signed by Libya

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By Lydia Warren A Connecticut state trooper has pleaded guilty to stealing jewelery and $3,700 from the body of a motorcyclist who died at the scene of a crash after it was caught on his dashboard camera. Aaron Huntsman, 45, entered an Alford plea for third-degree larceny and tampering with evidence - meaning he does not admit to the charges but accepts he would likely be found guilty at a trial. The trooper, who had been with the department for 18 years at the time of the crime in 2012, will spend more than a year in prison, the Connecticut Post reported.
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Aaron Huntsman, 45, entered an Alford plea - meaning he does not admit to the charges but accepts he would be found guilty at a trial
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After motorcyclist John Scalesse crashed into a truck in September 2012, Huntsman was the first trooper on the scene
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His dashboard camera filmed him picking up the victim's $5,500 gold chain from a pool of blood and a roll of cash from his pocket
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He denied taking them but they were found inside his car

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HONG KONG (CNN) -- He's a three-time former champion and darling of the Roland Garros crowd, but this week Gustavo "Guga" Kuerten took to the clay in Paris for the final time. Tennis great Gustavo Kuerten will retire after his appearance at this year's French Open. He won the French Open as a virtual unknown in 1997, repeating his triumph in 2000 and 2001. The former world number one has suffered injuries and heartache during his 13-year career on the tour, and will be hanging up his racket after this event. Prior to going out in the first round to Paul-Henri Mathieu he told CNN about his Parisian love affair.
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Gustavo Kuerten plans to retire after his appearance at Roland Garros
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He has won the event three times over his 13-year career
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On the Open: "For me it is the most important tournament in the world"

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(CNN) -- It was a mystery that Panama's president said his country was struggling to solve. What was the massive military equipment hidden under hundreds of thousands of sacks of brown sugar on a North Korean boat? Where did it come from? And where was it going before investigators seized the vessel near the Panama Canal? Hours after Panama said it would ask U.S. and British officials for help solving the puzzle, Cuba gave an answer Tuesday night. In addition to 10,000 tons of sugar, Cuba's Foreign Ministry said, the shipment contained "240 metric tons of obsolete defensive weapons" sent to North Korea "to be repaired and returned to Cuba."
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NEW: Panama is still investigating; seeks help from U.S., U.K., U.N.
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Panamanian search of North Korean ship results in "violent" confrontation, official says
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The captain suffered a heart attack and tried to commit suicide, officials say

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(CNN) -- While foreign policy became an unexpected pivotal point in last week's town-hall style presidential debate, Monday's final showdown will focus entirely on international affairs. And with the U.S. government knee-deep in an investigation of its handling of the Benghazi consulate attacks and as reports emerge of planned negotiations with Iranian leaders, the topic could provide a pivot point in the tight race for the White House. "I think it's going to be an important debate," senior Obama campaign adviser David Axelrod said Sunday, though he sought to lower expectations. "I don't think any one event is decisive, even though being strong at home and building our economy is the No. 1 issue."
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President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney meet Monday night for their final debate
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Monday's final showdown will focus entirely on international affairs.
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Middle East expert says Obama needs to be "defining the Middle East strategy going forward"
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Romney faces the challenge of laying out specific policies without upsetting base

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Despite having a fine strike force with the likes of Diego Costa, Loic Remy and Didier Drogba, Chelsea had been keen on bolstering their front line with striker Andrej Kramaric. But Leicester City at the bottom of the Barclays Premier League are desperate to find a striker to fire them to safety. Sportsmail's Matt Barlow gives you the lowdown on the 23-year-old from HNK Rijeka. Typical Chelsea, eh? Quick out of the blocks when the market opens, signing reinforcements up front. It's true, they were close to signing Croatia international striker Andrej Kramaric for a fee thought to be around £8million. The deal is not to go ahead this week after being complicated by Premier League Rule V.7.1, which would prevent him from being loaned to Leicester immediately as he was not intended to go into Jose Mourinho's squad this season.
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Striker Andrej Kramaric has been in talks with Leicester and Chelsea
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Kramaric wants to sign for Chelsea but an £8m move has stalled
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23-year-old has scored 28 goals for his club HNK Rijeka so far this season

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Question: Apparently, Leicester offered a bigger fee than @placeholder but once Chelsea were interested Kramaric made up his mind that he wanted to move there and agreed personal terms.


(CNN) -- Foxconn, the high-profile electronics company that builds Apple's iPhone and other products in China, is back in the headlines after workers rioted at its Taiyaun factory. Foxconn has attracted attention in the past for poor working conditions and a series of employee suicides. Fang Zhongyang, one of the factory workers, told Bloomberg Businessweek that "The guards here use gangster style to manage. We are not against following rules, but you have to tell us why. They won't explain things, and we feel like we cannot communicate with them." On Friday, a labor rights group reported that Foxconn workers had gone on strike over production demands for the iPhone 5; the company denied there was a strike.
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Don Tapscott: Apple seems like an exception to idea that openness helps companies
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He says Apple is more open than many people realize, and it is becoming more transparent
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Apple guards its software but has opened interface to app developers
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Tapscott: Apple has to open further as it expands offerings to business customers

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Question: Foxconn promised to improve conditions, and @placeholder said "We think empowering workers and helping them understand their rights is essential.")


Harry Redknapp has admitted he must use Bobby Zamora sparingly to control the QPR striker's chronic hip problems. Rangers boss Redknapp hailed the 33-year-old's resolve for playing through the pain, but conceded the former Tottenham forward cannot last a full 90 minutes. Zamora has battled rumbling hip complaints for almost two years, but Redknapp said QPR are fighting to keep him in action as long as possible. Bobby Zamora gets ready to pick himself up after a challenge during Monday night's win over Aston Villa Zamora trains alongside his QPR team-mates in London earlier this week 'Bobby has been very important for us,' said Redknapp, ahead of Saturday's Premier League trip to Chelsea.
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QPR striker Bobby Zamora has chronic hip problems
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Harry Redknapp says Zamora cannot play for full 90 minutes
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Zamora has struck up strong partnership with Charlie Austin
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Redknapp says condition must be managed similar to Ledley King
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King had chronic knee problems while Redknapp was at Spurs

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Almost one in seven Australians are living below the poverty line and now the Australian Council of Social Service fear that federal budget measures will make it worse. ACOSS has released a report revealing poverty is growing in Australia, with an estimated 2.5 million people, or 13.9 per cent, living below the internationally accepted poverty line. It also found 603,000, or 17.7 per cent, of all children are living in poverty. Almost one in seven Australians are living below the poverty line The social problem is particularly stark in NSW, which has the highest proportion of people facing hardship with some 868,373 people living below the poverty line.
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Australian Council of Social Service reveals Australia's poverty is growing
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2.5 million Australians are living below the poverty line
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ACOSS fear the federal budget will make matters worse
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Governor-General Peter Cosgrove calls on fellow Aussies to help those in need

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By Hugo Gye and Tim Finan PUBLISHED: 06:05 EST, 11 December 2013 | UPDATED: 07:28 EST, 11 December 2013 These pictures show the giant hostel for refugees set up by the mayor of Calais to keep them safe from the elements as they wait to cross the channel to Britain. The building in the port city has been converted from a former dockers' social club, and has space for 120 asylum seekers, mostly from Africa and the Middle East. The refugees must sleep on mattresses on the floor, packed so closely together that it is almost impossible to walk between them.
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Sangatte-style camp offers running water, heating and a sanitary block
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Migrants sleep on mattresses packed tightly together on the floor
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Signs warn residents against drinking, smoking and fighting in the centre
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Building in Calais was converted from a social club for dockers

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By Kieran Gill Follow @@kie1410 Ander Herrera will become an influential figure for Manchester United, says Juan Mata. Herrera was crowned man of the match after one of the most complete debut performances a player could hope to make, pulling the strings in United's 7-0 demolishing of LA Galaxy at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. And Mata was all for praising his midfield partner: 'He did great. I know him very well from our days with the Spanish national youth teams and he was very good. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ander Herrera say he is the right age to join such a big club
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Ander Herrera 'did great' during Manchester United's 7-0 win over LA Galaxy in their pre-season friendly, according to team-mate Juan Mata
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Herrera won man of the match award and created a string of chances as he was one of just two players to stay on for 90 minutes
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'We have a good connection on and off the pitch,' says midfielder Mata
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He adds: 'I think he will give us a lot of good things this season'

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Washington (CNN) -- To veto or not to veto: It's up to Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer. She must decide if she is going to sign into law legislation that would allow business owners, as long as they assert their religious beliefs, to deny service to gay and lesbian customers. If she approves it, the state could face litigation and a boycott, potentially harming Arizona's economy and tourism industry as well as next year's Super Bowl. Arizona lawmakers pass controversial anti-gay bill Brewer told CNN her decision will come after she returns later this week to Arizona from Washington, where she has been attending the National Governors Association meetings.
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NEW: NFL, which will host Super Bowl in Arizona next year, says it is monitoring situation
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Gov. Jan Brewer says she will "do the right thing" for Arizona
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Brewer's conservative record might indicate what she will do
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But LGBT advocates are pinning their hopes on her pro-business ties

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By Katy Winter While her elegant and demure sense of style remained the same, Kim Sears let her usual stoic demeanour drop today as she arrived at Wimbledon. The 25-year-old smiled and laughed while walking into the stadium ahead of boyfriend Andy Murray’s third-round match against Roberto Bautista Agut of Argentina on Centre Court today. Keeping her long hair in its straight, sleek style, Kim chose a below-the-knee white linen skirt from Hobbs, teamed with a laid-back cropped Levi denim jacket, black lace top, and funky leopard-print ballet pumps. Kim looked unusually cheerful as she arrived at Wimbledon to once again support boyfriend Andy Murray
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Artist Kim, 25, arrived at Wimbledon smiling and laughing today
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Came to support boyfriend Andy Murray against Roberto Bautista Agut
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Carried Marylebone handbag - which she's brought to every match so far

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(CNN) -- It's a new idea which could resonate with communities across the developing world -- a biomass stove which also generates electricity using sound waves. The Score-Stove is a cooker, fridge and energy generator in one which harnesses waste heat from cooking to power a specially designed thermo-acoustic engine, helping provide energy to areas where access to electricity is limited. The project is being led by the UK's University of Nottingham, but has drawn on the expertise of partners around the world including the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) in New Mexico. LANL researchers Scott Backhaus and Greg Swift demonstrated the first-ever thermo-acoustic engine in 1999, adapting the principles originally outlined by Scottish engineer Robert Stirling in the 19th century.
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New multi-purpose biomass stove generates electricity from sound waves created by cooking
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Score-Stove currently undergoing field trials in Nepal and Bangladesh
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Los Alamos National Laboratory assisted British researchers with thermo-acoustic technology

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(CNN) -- Irish singer Sinead O'Connor's open letter to Miley Cyrus in which she urged the 20-year-old not to allow herself "to be pimped" by the music industry certainly got our attention. It seems to have gotten Cyrus' attention, as well, because the former Disney star, who has dominated the headlines recently following her controversial awards show twerking and nude performance in a music video, took to Twitter to respond. In a tweet, she compared O'Connor to troubled star Amanda Bynes, and she included a Twitter feed of O'Connor's from the past when she wrote about struggling with and seeking help for mental health issues.
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Women had strong reactions to Sinead O'Connor's open letter to Miley Cyrus
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Many women applaud O'Connor and hope Cyrus follows her advice
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Some women think O'Connor missed the mark
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More needs to be done to stop sexualization of young girls, women say

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Question: I think that's kind of what @placeholder was saying, in that, if you prostitute yourself to the music industry, they're just going to eat you up and spit you up and get the next new girl off the train who is five years younger than you and willing to go farther than you," she said.


(CNN) -- A Texas woman has been arrested as a suspect in an alleged kidnapping of a boy eight years ago, the San Augustine County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday. The woman, Krystle Tanner of San Augustine, was the godmother of Miguel Antonio Morin, who was 8 months old when he and Tanner went missing, the boy's mother, Auboni Champion-Morin, told CNN Wednesday. Tanner, also a neighbor, had been babysitting the boy in her Houston home, she said. San Augustine is about 165 miles northeast of Houston. The boy, now 8, was in good physical condition Monday and was in the custody of Texas Child Protective Services, said sheriff's Chief Deputy Gary Cunningham.
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NEW: Houston police are looking at why an Amber Alert was never issued in 2004 case
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Krystle Tanner of San Augustine, Texas, is in custody in the alleged kidnapping
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She was the boy's godmother, the mother tells CNN
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The boy, now 8, was 8 months old when he and Tanner went missing in 2004, mom says

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Washington (CNN) -- After four years in which he has alternately helped -- and miffed -- the White House, Vice President Joe Biden told CNN that his role as the deal-closer is clearly his most comfortable yet. "I have spent a lot of time in this town. And I have personal relationships with people I strongly disagree with, but there's trust. And so I'm a logical person, a logical person to, as they say or you guys say, close the deal," Biden told CNN Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger in an exclusive pre-inaugural interview. Biden cut the last-minute deal last month with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell that averted going over the fiscal cliff -- after President Barack Obama's negotiations with House Speaker John Boehner failed. He was given the high-profile task of putting together the administration's sweeping gun control proposals and will play a major role in pushing them through Congress.
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Biden says he's comfortable with most recent role as deal closer
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Vice president says running against Obama in 2008 helped forge relationship
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One of Obama's biggest roles will be trying to get Obama's guns agenda through Congress
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Some of Biden's candor hasn't gone over well with White House staff

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(CNN) -- After four years and more than $100 million spent by the international community, the Khmer Rouge Tribunal rendered its first verdict Monday. Kaing Guek Eav, better known as Duch, was found guilty of war crimes and sentenced to serve up to 19 more years in prison in what was an open-and-shut case. From the start, Duch, a born-again Christian, fully admitted his leadership role in Phnom Penh's infamous Tuol Sleng, a school-turned-torture center, where more than 14,000 people were killed. On this momentous occasion, I'd like to step back by reflecting upon and give voice to one victim of the Khmer Rouge: my late mother, Cam Youk Lim.
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A tribunal has begun prosecution of crimes committed by the Khmer Rouge regime
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Sophal Ear says his mother, who fled Cambodia, believed killers would pay for their crime
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She and her children were able to escape from Cambodia by posing as Vietnamese
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Ear's mother worked hard in France, U.S., to make sure her children got a good education

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(CNN) -- Prince Harry's last visit to the United States, in August 2012, did not end well, after photographs of him romping naked around a Las Vegas hotel suite were published worldwide -- just weeks before he began his tour of duty in Afghanistan. "I probably let myself down, I let my family down, I let other people down," he said in an interview a few weeks later. "It was probably a classic example of me probably being too much army, and not enough prince." Harry argued at the time that it happened in a private area and that he should have been able to expect a certain amount of privacy.
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Prince Harry will be touring the United States, departing Thursday
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His last trip, in August 2012 to Las Vegas, ended with naked photos published worldwide
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Harry will not be stopping in Las Vegas this time
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The prince will represent the interests of his charities and those of the United Kingdom

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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 21:23 EST, 1 March 2014 | UPDATED: 01:27 EST, 2 March 2014 The widow of a slain Austin police officer read letters written by his heartbroken children in court after his killer was sentenced to death. Brandon Daniel, 26, was sentenced to death late Friday night for the April 2012 shooting death of officer Jamie Padron, but he was not permitted to leave without first hearing from his grieving children. ‘How the hell do I tell two little girls that their daddy is dead?’ Widow Amy Padron said in court she thought after learning of the veteran cop’s death, according to the Austin Statesman.
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Brandon Daniel, 26, was sentenced Friday to death by lethal injection for the 2012 shooting death of an Austin police officer
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Jamie Padron's widow Amy Padron read aloud in court letters written by devastated daughters Ariana, 10, and Olivia, six-years-old
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Other family members called Daniel a 'monster' and told him to 'rot in hell' before he was taken away

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As my official bio reads, I was made in Cuba, assembled in Spain, and imported to the United States -- meaning my mother, seven months pregnant, and the rest of my family arrived as exiles from Cuba to Madrid, where I was born. Less than two months later, we emigrated once more and settled in New York City, then eventually in Miami, where I was raised and educated. By the time I was 45 days old, I belonged to three countries. My first newborn photo appears on my U.S. alien registration card. As an adult, I see this as a foreshadowing of what would eventually obsess my writing and my psyche:  the negotiation of identity.
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Richard Blanco grew up surrounded by Cuban exiles, finding America in sitcom reruns
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Blanco: Negotiating my identity as an American and a gay man is wellspring of my poetry
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Blanco says his life mirrors that of America, a nation of hope still trying to find its own identity
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He says he's lived the American dream: from immigrant to reading poem to the nation

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By Stephen Wright and Nick Fagge The former RAF pilot who stumbled  on the French Alps gun massacre described yesterday the carnage that confronted him. Brett Martin, 53, said he initially thought there had been a terrible car accident but then saw a 'lot of blood and heads with  bullet holes in them'. He compared what he saw to a scene from the TV crime series CSI: Miami. First on the scene: Brett Martin described finding the murdered Al-Hilli family as 'like something out of a Hollywood movie' Hero: Mr Martin is seen here training in Steyning. He is a keen competitor in the triathlon
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William Brett Martin first thought he had stumbled upon a terrible accident
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Saw seven-year-old Zainab 'stumbling around, bleeding and moaning'
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Family's BMW's engine was still revving and its wheels were spinning
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Mr Martin credited for potentially saving Zainab's life
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Chief prosecutor of French Alps area said  causes of deaths lay in Britain

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KAMPALA, Uganda (CNN) -- A fight between Ugandan and Libyan presidential guards sparked chaos during a ceremony attended by the heads of state from 11 African nations on Wednesday. Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni attend the opening of the mosque. Several of the guards to the visiting heads of state from Kenya, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Mali, Somalia, Sudan and Djibouti sustained serious injuries in the fight, which included punches, kicks and the drawing of guns. No leaders were hurt in the melee, though several were knocked over. Several journalists also were caught up in the fracas and suffered injuries or lost their grips on cameras and recorders.
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Ugandan officer reports tensions with Libyan leader's guards during visit
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Leaders gathered for opening of massive mosque in Kampala, Uganda
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About a dozen presidential guards seen bleeding from compound fractures

Question: The @placeholder official said Museveni's guards were simply doing their job as security for the host country and had a right to respond when the Libyan guards pushed them back.


(CNN) -- An American man who was held in Aruba for nearly four months in connection with the disappearance of his traveling companion insisted Thursday he had nothing to do with her vanishing but said it will "weigh heavily on me for a very long time." "I feel as if a person I cared about, a companion ... has disappeared on my watch," Gary Giordano said on ABC's "Good Morning America" in his first interview since being released from custody in Aruba earlier this week. Giordano, 50, had been held in the disappearance of 35-year-old Robyn Gardner of Maryland. Giordano told authorities the two were snorkeling on August 2 when he signaled to Gardner to swim back. When he reached the beach, he told police, Gardner was nowhere to be found and has not been seen since.
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NEW: Giordano's "different lifestyle" is irrelevant to his guilt or innocence, his lawyer says
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The Maryland man gives his first interview since his release from jail in Aruba
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He denies any involvement in Robyn Gardner's August 2 disappearance
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Giordano says he bought travel insurance, and Gardner was automatically included

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By Graham Smith PUBLISHED: 06:12 EST, 20 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:30 EST, 20 June 2012 Travelling down a rural canal, the last thing you would expect to see is a Reliant Robin perched halfway up a tree. But that is exactly the bizarre sight that is greeting passers-by on the Stratford-Upon-Avon Canal in Preston Bagot, Warwickshire. After their initial shock, most shrug it off as a work of modern art. But it was only placed there thanks to a spur-of-the-moment decision by a car enthusiast who owns the land the royal oak tree is on. Bizarre sight: A Reliant Robin sits on branches halfway up a royal oak next to the Stratford-Upon-Avon Canal in Preston Bagot, Warwickshire
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Bizarre sight greets passers-by on the Stratford-Upon-Avon Canal in Preston Bagot, Warwickshire
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Gregan Thompson, who owns the land the tree is on, made a spur-of-the-moment decision to place the car up the royal oak

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After seven months of investigation and undercover work, federal officials have arrested a Virginia woman and accused her of lying to federal agents about involvement with the terrorist group ISIS. Heather Coffman, 29, of Henrico County, is charged with making a materially false statement or representation regarding an offense involving international and domestic terrorism. Authorities said they built their case against Coffman with information from a series of undercover interviews and inflammatory social media posts. Coffman first caught the attention of the FBI through her Facebook activity, according to a criminal complaint filed to the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. The complaint details many of Coffman's controversial Facebook posts and interactions.
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Heather Coffman, of Henrico County, is charged with lying to federal agents
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Coffman caught the attention of the FBI through her Facebook activity
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They say she posted positively about ISIS, later met with agents to recruit for ISIS

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Question: Additionally, investigators say that Coffman took credit for attempting to recruit her sister when she wrote, "she know @placeholder because I told her about them and got her into liking them lol" and "my dad is a little angry because I got her into all this jihad stuff."


(CNN) -- In sweeping discipline that one analyst called "historic," New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton was suspended without pay for the entire 2012 season and former Saints defensive coach Gregg Williams was suspended indefinitely in a series of NFL punishments Wednesday for the team's bounty program targeting opponents. Under the bounties, the team paid bonuses for knocking opposing players out of a game, the NFL said. Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis was suspended without pay for the first eight regular-season games of the 2012 season, the NFL said. Assistant Head Coach Joe Vitt was suspended without pay for the first six regular-season games, the league said.
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Bounties were put on QBs Brett Favre, Cam Newton, Aaron Rodgers, Kurt Warner
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Saints head coach must sit out a season; Williams, now at Rams, is suspended indefinitely

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:27 EST, 22 August 2012 | UPDATED: 21:09 EST, 22 August 2012 Community leaders in Selma, Alabama, are furious over the repair and renovation of a monument to a Confederate general who was the first Grand Wizard of the Ku Kulx Klan. Opponents say Nathan Bedford Forrest was a brutal racist who was a slave trader before the Civil War. During the war, his troops slaughtered 200 black soldiers after they surrendered during the Battle of Fort Pillow. The group Friends of Forrest says the general was a self-made man and a brilliant tactician who defended Selma during the Union invasion in 1865.
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Nathan Bedford Forrest was a slave trader who tried to bring blacks back under white control after the Civil War
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Monument in Selma, Alabama, was vandalized and his bust stolen in April
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Friends of Forrest group is spending $50,000 to replace to head and restore the memorial

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This was a wedding Vienna will remember for years — however much it might want to forget it. The theme was pure Disney, with four white-plumed Lipizzan horses pulling a carriage containing the loving couple, who were separated by a mere 57 years. As guests gathered last weekend in the 1,441-room Schonbrunn Palace for the lavish reception, the bride and groom released two symbolic white doves into the air. The 24-year-old bride, former Playboy Bunny Cathy Schmitz, wore an explosion of purple and white chiffon over a jewelled strapless bustier, topped off with a white fur jacket. Scroll down for video
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Austrian billionaire Richard Lugner, 81, bribes celebrities to be his date
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Together they attend the glittering annual Vienna Opera Ball
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Lugner pays a five or six figure sum to his guest, and flies her on private jet
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Faye Dunaway, Farrah Fawcett and Raquel Welch among those who said yes

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