Gerardo Martino was unveiled as Barcelona's new manager Friday -- promising not to change their attacking style of play but introducing "new ideas" to help the Catalan giants dominate European club football. The 50-year-old Martino has replaced Tito Vilanova, who stood down last week to undergo further treatment for throat cancer. Martino, who took Newell's Old Boys to the Argentine Clausura Championship, has signed a two-year deal at the Nou Camp. He will take charge of a side which romped to the La Liga title last season with a record points tally, but suffered a crushing humiliation in the semifinals of the Champions League, going down 7-0 on aggregate to eventual winners Bayern Munich.
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Barcelona new manager Gerardo Martino unveiled Friday
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Former Newell's Old Boys boss signs two-year deal at Nou Camp
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The Wolf of Wall Street revealed the highs - and lows - a broker can have when playing the stock market. But for many people, the idea of trading in stocks and shares is overwhelming, and reserved for a select few - until now. A Netherlands-based app called Bux is hoping to ‘bring the fun back to finance’ by teaching people how to trade using virtual currency. Scroll down for video Bux takes users through step-by-step instructions on how to search for companies to invest in, how to sell shares and what the jargon means. They can then trade on well-known brands, using their virtual currency, to get a feel for how the system works
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Bux is described as a ‘casual trading app that brings fun back to finance’
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Users are given an overview of how trading in stocks and shares works
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The app warns users that spread betting is a high-risk investment and all traders should be aware of these risks before trading

Question: If a user decides to become a real money investor, referred to as a @placeholder user, they can then begin making trades on companies across the market.


New Haven, Connecticut (CNN) -- Joshua Komisarjevsky, the second man to be tried in connection with a deadly 2007 Connecticut home invasion, was found guilty on all counts during the second day of deliberations Thursday in a case that drew worldwide attention and sparked broader discussions about safety in the home. Komisarjevsky was convicted of 17 charges, including three counts of murder, four counts of kidnapping, and charges of burglary, arson and assault. He could receive the death penalty. On Tuesday, the jurors heard lawyers' final pleas in the case as prosecutors cast Komisarjevsky, 31, as the instigator of the attack, while the defense insisted "he did not want anyone to die."
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Petit calls the verdict "a relief," describing Komisarjevsky as "a lying sociopathic personality"
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Sentencing phase of the trial is set for 10 a.m. EDT on Oct. 24
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As the verdict is read, the victims' family members weep openly

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Question: Before assaulting and killing @placeholder, Hayes forced her to go to a bank and withdraw $15,000 from an account after finding evidence the account held between $20,000 and $30,000, authorities said.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- Two giants in the world of club football clash on Saturday in a game so entwined in Spanish history and culture it even has its own nickname. Many ingredients combine to create the potent El Clasico brew, a game that pitches Real Madrid against Barcelona. Barcelona give then champions Real Madrid a guard of honour before last season's El Clasico. Rivalry between city-clubs for national dominance is common to most nations, but in Spain there is extra spice between the two largest conurbations in that Barcelona is situated in, and representative of, the autonomous region of Catalonia.
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Fans of Real Madrid and Barcelona preview Saturday's El Clasico
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Barcelona travel to Madrid four points clear of Real with five league games left
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Let us know your thoughts on the two clubs and the match in the Sound Off

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(CNN) -- Tuesday's election marks the end of an epic, historic campaign season that included witches, rallies for sanity, the Tea Party and a journalist handcuffed by a campaign. From Meg Whitman to Harry Reid to Joe Miller, candidates have spent more than ever, fought more than ever, and given us an election cycle of firsts. But there is another first no one is really talking about: the surge of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans running this year. On Tuesday, 27 veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan will seek national office. This is nearly four times the number of veterans of those wars currently serving in Congress. Twenty-five are campaigning for House seats and two are running for the Senate. Eighteen are running as Republicans, nine as Democrats. They are as ideologically diverse as the electorate they hope to represent and share only one agenda item: their desire to continue their service.
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Paul Rieckhoff: On Tuesday 27 vets of Iraq and Afghanistan will seek seats in Congress
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"New Vet 27" are inspiring; recent vets are often portrayed as villains or victims, he says
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Rieckhoff says they know personally the cost of foreign policy choices
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In 1969, vets held 75 percent of seats in Congress; soon it may be less than a fifth, he writes

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(CNN) -- As Gov. Rod Blagojevich's impeachment trial proceedings got under way Monday, the embattled Illinois governor hit the media circuit, answering questions about Oprah, foul language and why he isn't resigning. Gov. Blagojevich appeared on CNN's Larry King Live Monday night. Blagojevich appeared Monday on ABC's "Good Morning America" and "The View," and gave his first live prime-time interview on CNN's "Larry King Live." "I'm not guilty of any criminal wrongdoing," Blagojevich, who is accused of trying to sell President Obama's former Senate seat, told King. "I'm entitled to a presumption of innocence." Blagojevich also further explained comments that he channeled major political figures who overcame adversity as he was being arrested.
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NEW: Governor says taking "snippets of conversations out of full context is unfair"
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Blagojevich says he channeled MLK, Gandhi, Mandela during arrest
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Governor says he considered Oprah Winfrey to fill Barack Obama's Senate seat
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Blagojevich says resigning would be "worst thing I could do"

Question: Asked on "@placeholder" about his foul mouth, Blagojevich said, "Had I known someone was listening, I wouldn't have used language like that.


The oldest motorboat still afloat in Europe, which was used in the 1908 Olympics, at one time lay neglected in a Thames boatyard for 14 years - but it has now found its sea legs again after a major renovation. The wooden 'trials boat', which was snapped up for a mere £400 four years ago, has been lovingly restored to its former glory. It now has an estimated value 1,000 times that amount at £400,000. The 25ft-long vessel, believed to have been built by boatmakers Thornycroft in 1902, was purchased by and restored for transport collector Wint Taylor. Ship ahoy: The Fixitor was bought by collector Wint Taylor for £400 in 2009 and after renovation is worth £400,000
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Fixitor is the oldest motorboat still afloat in Europe
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It was bought for £400 by collector Wint Taylor in 2009, but following restoration is now worth £400,000
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Previous owner Michael Hawkins named it after joking to 'fix it or leave it'
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The 25ft-long vessel is the only one to have appeared in all three royal pageants marking the Queen's coronation, Silver and Diamond Jubilee

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Myleene’s fuchsia dress becomes Littlewoods’ first ever social media sell-out after autumn ad launch Expected to hit sales of 2,000 by Christmas Traffic to the £75 fuchsia dress page of Littlewoods.com up by more than 1,200% week on week By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 11:22 EST, 9 October 2012 | UPDATED: 11:38 EST, 9 October 2012 It's been a difficult year for Myleene Klass, who was devastated when her husband Graham Quinn walked out on her after just six months of marriage, but it seems the TV presenter still has the magic touch when it comes to fashion. The 34-year-old Littlewoods brand ambassador has worked wonders for the online department store, whose embellished fuchsia pencil dress designed and worn by the star in its autumn advertising campaign as its first ever social media sell-out.
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Myleene’s fuchsia dress becomes Littlewoods’ first ever social media sell-out after autumn ad launch
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Expected to hit sales of 2,000 by Christmas
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Traffic to the £75 fuchsia dress page of Littlewoods.com up by more than 1,200% week on week

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Loic Remy's £8.5 million move to Liverpool dramatically collapsed on Sunday after he failed a medical. The France forward had flown out to Boston earlier this week after Liverpool had met the release clause in his contract and he had agreed personal terms and a long-term contract before beginning his fitness assessment. Given Liverpool, who also completed a £20million deal for Dejan Lovren on Sunday, have been based in unfamiliar surrounds, the medical had taken longer than normal to conduct but when the results came back, Liverpool decided they had no other option but to pull the plug on the move.
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Liverpool have pulled out of proposed £8.5m move for Loic Remy
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France international failed a medical on the Reds' US tour
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Brendan Rodgers must decide whether to pursue other options
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Liverpool beat Olympiacos 1-0 in International Champions Cup match in Chicago on Sunday night
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Raheem Sterling settled the contest with an early goal
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Luis Suarez was sold for £75m to Barcelona with Rickie Lambert coming in
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Adam Lallana has been ruled out for six weeks but will remain in the US

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(CNN) -- Eduard Shevardnadze, whose political career seesawed between two extremes, has died, Georgia's GHN news agency reported Monday. He was 86. Around the world, he was hailed as the man who helped end the Cold War. At home, he was the man whose resignation as president of Georgia was greeted by cheers and fireworks. Born in Georgia in 1928, he worked his way up the Communist Party chain until he became the foreign minister for the Soviet Union under President Mikhail Gorbachev. It was then that Gorbachev announced his policy of "perestroika," or change, in the Soviet Union. Shevardnadze was the international face of it.
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As Gorbachev's foreign minister, he helped end the Cold War
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As president of Georgia, he was accused of massive corruption
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His resignation was greeted with cheers and fireworks

Question: The breakup of the @placeholder empire gave birth to many independent republics; Georgia was one of them.

Question: Renewed hope for the future came with @placeholder's promise of free and democratic elections.


(CNN) -- A U.S. presidential commission has uncovered more details regarding human experiments conducted by American researchers in Guatemala in the 1940s in which the subjects were exposed to sexually transmitted diseases. The research reaffirms much of what is already publicly known: that between 1946 and 1948, U.S. researchers intentionally infected non-consenting subjects in Guatemala with STDs, in what the commission called a "clearly unethical historical injustice." The United States has apologized for the incident, and the government has been sued by some of the victims and their heirs. President Barack Obama asked the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues to uncover details of the research and to assure him that current rules protect people from unethical treatment.
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A presidential commission reaffirms previous reports on experiments in Guatemala
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Without their knowledge, subjects were exposed to STDs
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The commission will give its report to President Obama in September

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Did you cut your cable but miss recording your favorite shows? TiVo might have the answer. The DVR company announced a new, $50 device that lets cord-cutters record over-the-air network shows and watch them later on their televisions. The TiVo Roamio OTA DVR (the OTA stands for "over the air") can record and store programs aired by CBS, ABC, NBC, PBS, Fox, Univision and other networks. It also connects to Web services, including YouTube and Netflix. "We recognize some viewers opt not to receive the benefits a subscription with a cable provider offers," TiVo chief marketing officer Ira Bahr said in a news release. "TiVo Roamio OTA makes sure that they, too, can get a best in class DVR experience through an antenna."
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TiVo unveils the Roamio OTA DVR to record network shows
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The device is $50 with a $15 monthly service fee
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It also records Web content like Netflix and YouTube
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OTA rolls out two months after Supreme Court ruled against Aereo

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Hogansville, Georgia (CNN)  -- A Georgia couple arrived at the White House on the wrong day for a tour recently and got much more than they bargained for. After being screened by the Secret Service, Harvey and Paula Darden of Hogansville, Georgia, were led into a lavish invitation-only breakfast where they met the president and the first lady. How the couple was able to get into the White House event without being on the guest list was called "dumb luck" by the Dardens. The White House is calling it a "nice gesture" and has been explaining how this incident is nothing like the breach of security that took place when Tareq and Michaele Salahi infamously crashed the Obamas' state dinner.
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Georgia couple shows up on wrong day for White House tour, end up meeting president
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Event occurred weeks before infamous Obama state dinner "party crashers"
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White House: Couple went through security screenings, calls incident "nice gesture"

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From the rooftop of a mosque in the Cairo district of Nasr City, I watched as thousands of supporters of deposed Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy frantically waved posters and chanted angrily. Moments before they heard that the man who, just a year ago, had been declared Egypt's first ever democratically elected president had been ousted. The people who had jammed into Tahrir Square on June 30, 2012 to celebrate his inauguration were shocked and enraged. When long-serving President Hosni Mubarak was toppled from power two and a half years ago, it was the beginning, not the end, of a revolution that has yet to run its course.
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Wedeman: President Mubarak's removal marked start of revolution yet to run its course
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Uprising unleashed energy and a passion that shows no sign of diminishing
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For many President Morsy failed to deliver on promises so he had to go
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Journalist: Egyptians now look at the state as their servant and not their master

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(CNN) -- Johnny Cash was, at heart, a storyteller. In that dramatic, Old Testament voice, he sang songs -- about prisons, about trains, about loneliness and hurt and truth -- and made them his own, sounding as if he'd lived them himself. "Folsom Prison Blues," "One Piece at a Time," "The Beast in Me" -- whether Cash wrote them or not, he made you believe. "That was his chief strength," says Robert Hilburn, the author of a new Cash biography, "Johnny Cash: The Life." "He was always best when he tried to tell his own story, or something he cared about."
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Johnny Cash is the subject of a new biography
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Cash had truth in his voice, but he was master storyteller
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Challenge for biographer to separate facts from fiction
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Cash known for "Folsom Prison Blues," "Man in Black"

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France's Monaco will rival Arsenal in the race for Newcastle United defender Mathieu Debuchy. The France international has admitted he craves Champions League football and cash-rich Monaco, backed by the wealth of Russian owner Dmitry Rybolovlev, have the £12m Newcastle will demand for their first choice right back. Debuchy, 28, left Lille for Newcastle in January 2013, signing a five and a half-year deal worth £5.5million. Right stuff: France right back Mathieu Debuchy is wanted by Champions League clubs Arsenal and Monaco In demand: The first-choice Newcastle defender will command a £12million fee from a successful bidder Star power: Debuchy poses for photos with fans in Brazil - he was rested in France's final group game
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Newcastle will demand a £12million fee for defender Debuchy
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The 28-year-old is Newcastle and France's first-choice right back
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Arsenal are interested in Debuchy, an ideal replacement for Bacary Sagna
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James Tavernier, who was on loan at Rotherham, will move to Wigan

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(CNN) -- The race is on to locate the latest Banksy on the streets of New York. The work shows a dog urinating on a fire hydrant -- with a thought bubble above the hydrant reading "You complete me." This is the third piece by the mysterious street artist to appear this week. The first depicted two boys reaching up to a sign which said "Graffiti Is a Crime." The second simply read "This is my New York Accent... normally I write like this." Banksy authenticated the works by publishing them on his website and within hours they were located and defaced.
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Banksy started out as a graffiti artist in western England but his work now sells for millions
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He is in New York for what his spokesperson says is a "month-long residency."
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Banksy is painting images, taking photos and publishing them on Instagram and his website.
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Finders of the works can phone a toll-free number to get a commentary on them.

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Hal David's last songwriting project was a reunion with two people with whom he had some of his greatest success starting 50 years ago: Burt Bacharach and Dionne Warwick, according to Warwick's representative. David, who wrote the lyrics to many of Warwick's biggest hits, died Saturday at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles from complications of a stroke, the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers said Saturday. He was 91. "I feel as if I have lost another family member, but knowing I will always have him with me each time I sing the lyrics written for me by him will continue to bring me a sense of him being with me always," Warwick said Sunday in a statement to CNN.
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Dionne Warwick was the most prolific interpreter of David and Bacharach songs
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"Don't Make Me Over" was the first David-Bacharach hit for Warwick, in November 1962
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"I will always have him with me each time I sing the lyrics written for me by him," Warwick says
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David, 91, died Saturday from complications of a stroke

Question: David and Bacharach, who parted ways as regular collaborators in the 1970s, came together recently to write several new songs for @placeholder's 50th anniversary album, Warwick's rep said.


Washington (CNN) -- A federal judge on Tuesday ordered a full mental competency screening for Omar Gonzalez, who is accused of jumping the White House fence, after a disputed initial examination found him not competent for trial. U.S. District Court Judge Rosemary Collyer expressed concern that the initial mental exam, ordered by a magistrate judge, was done before she had a chance to hear a legal motion by the defense disputing whether the magistrate had the authority to order it. David Bos, the federal public defender representing Gonzalez, objected to any examination in the first place because he says Gonzalez is fit for trial.
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Omar Gonzalez is accused of jumping the White House fence in September
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An initial evaluation finds him not competent to stand trial
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His attorney argues Gonzalez is fine, but agrees to more thorough exam

Question: The 60-minute initial mental examination of Gonzalez at the @placeholder jail came as a surprise to the judge and to both the government and defense.


(EW.com) -- FX has greenlit a single-camera pilot called "The Comedians" that will star Billy Crystal as a veteran joke-teller who is paired with a younger and edgier performer for a late-night sketch show. The pilot, which will begin shooting this summer, is based on a Swedish format of the same name from Stockholm-based Efti AB. 'Zombieland' pilot dead at Amazon, fans 'hated it out of existence' Larry Charles ("Seinfeld") will direct and executive produce the pilot. Other EPS are Matt Nix ("Burn Notice"), Ben Wexler ("Community," "Arrested Development") and Crystal. 'Friday Night Lights' creator Peter Berg to direct, produce HBO pilot
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FX has greenlit a comedy pilot that will star Billy Crystal
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He'll play a veteran comic who's paired with a younger, edgier performer on a sketch show
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The pilot is expected to begin production this summer

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Question: "We have also wanted for some time to be in business with Matt Nix, who has done such an amazing job creating and running '@placeholder.'


(CNN) -- Much of the focus this week at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, the video game industry's big annual trade show, will be on Microsoft and Sony, which both have new game consoles coming in time for the holiday shopping season. But the spotlight inside the Los Angeles Convention Center won't be so much on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 as what's really important: the games themselves. With these two next-generation consoles on the near horizon, game developers are in a transitional period between the new devices and the ones that people enjoy in their homes right now. Many of the titles featured during E3 may be playable immediately, with a next-gen option down the road.
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Electronic Entertainment Expo is the year's premier video game conference and trade show
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E3 kicks off in Los Angeles with events by Microsoft, Sony and others
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This year's show will focus on new games for the upcoming Xbox One and PS4 consoles

Question: @placeholder purposefully split its Xbox One announcement into two parts so it could focus exclusively on games during E3 -- specifically, the 15 exclusive franchises it has promised for the first year of Xbox One.

Question: "I think it is going to be a very fun @placeholder because it is going to be all about the games and very little talk about some of the other stuff."


He is already the longest serving heir apparent in British history. So if Prince Charles ever gets too bored of waiting to accede to the throne, then he might just be tempted to have himself crowned King Carol 111 instead. Central European newspapers yesterday were alight with speculation that the Prince of Wales could be anointed the next King of Romania if the country’s monarchy is restored. Related: Speculation has mounted that Prince Charles could be crowned king of Romania after he revealed in a recent interview that he is related to bloodthirsty Romanian ruler Vlad the Impaler The last royal ruler, King Michael – who reigned from 1927 to 1930, and again from 1940 to 1947 - was forced to abdicate by the country’s new Communist leaders, who threatened to carry out mass executions if he refused to step down.
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European newspapers claim Charles could be anointed should monarchy be restored
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Prince of Wales's ancestral links with Vlad the Impaler and King Michael cited as reasons
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Charles is passionate about the country and owns a holiday home in picturesque town of Viscri

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Mutliplayer gaming is entering the next generation. And perhaps no title shows just how far online warfare has evolved better than Titanfall. This first-person shooter is a timed exclusive for Xbox One from Respawn Entertainment and EA where players take sides choosing either the Militia or IMC in a story-driven multiplayer experience. At Gamescom, Daily Mail Games went hands-on in a 6 vs 6 match-up where as the Militia force, the team is sent to extract a pilot who is key to the resistance but are intercepted by the IMC (Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation) and a battle ensues. Awesome: The battles are incredibly fun to play - especially when wielding some of the mechs ' weaponry
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Incredibly fun and story-based combat, backed up with stunning visuals
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Titan kills are immensely satisfying
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Epilogue mode is simple but inspired

Question: @placeholder’s are hugely powerful but also a big target for enemies, one of the more enjoyable tactics is flanking a Titan and jumping onto their backs to quickly deplete their health from close range.


Glenn Hoddle feels Tottenham lack a special player and that they will struggle to make the top four unless the north London club can get one of their strikers firing. Tottenham currently sit 10th in the Barclays Premier League after an inconsistent start to the season which has seen Mauricio Pochettino's side win as many games as they have lost in their first 15 matches. Hoddle, who made 377 appearances for Spurs during a 12-year stay at White Hart Lane before managing the club between 2001 and 2003, feels a few new players could lead to a decent run of form which could see them break into the top four.
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Tottenham are currently 10th in the Premier League table
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Glenn Hoddle feels Tottenham lack a special, world class player
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Hoddle said Roberto Soldado could leave and play well at a different club

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Chelsea are fast becoming the new Manchester United. The red which used to dominate the Barclays Premier League for so many years is slowly fading to blue. Chelsea's utter, unbeaten dominance of the league this season has echoes of the bygone era of Sir Alex Ferguson. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch Diego Costa (second from right) is congratulated by his team-mates after scoring at Stamford Bridge Jose Mourinho (right) is hoping to emulate Sir Alex Ferguson (right) and bring trophies to Chelsea Manchester United last lifted the Premier League trophy in 2013, with Chelsea on course to win it this season
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Chelsea sit top of the Premier League and are unbeaten this season
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Fans loved to hate Manchester United during Sir Alex Ferguson's reign
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But now Jose Mourinho's side are the unstoppable force in the top-flight
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The Blues boss wants to bring long-term success to Stamford Bridge
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Ferguson won 38 trophies during his 26 years at Old Trafford

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Jurors in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Michael Jackson's doctor will hear closing arguments from the prosecution and defense Thursday, with deliberations on Dr. Conrad Murray's fate expected to begin late Thursday or Friday. It follows 22 days of testimony from several of Murray's girlfriends and patients, Jackson employees, paramedics and emergency room doctors, investigators and medical experts. Jackson's mother will sit on one side of the courtroom, while Murray's mother is likely to be seated on the other end Thursday as the seven men and five women on the jury listen to each side sum up their case.
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Jurors have two theories of guilt to consider for Dr. Conrad Murray
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Prosecutors say Murray's use of propofol for Jackson's insomnia was criminally negligent
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The defense contends Jackson gave himself the fatal overdose

Question: He was so desperate for sleep, and afraid his comeback concerts would be canceled without it, that he injected himself while @placeholder was not watching, the defense argues.


Washington (CNN)North Carolina might be going rogue. The state is on a collision course with the Republican National Committee over when to hold its presidential primary next year. National Republicans -- intent on fashioning an orderly nominating process after several chaotic cycles -- are threatening trigger-happy primary and caucus states with drastic penalties if they attempt to leapfrog the voting line and disrupt the carefully plotted primary calendar. But a handful of North Carolina GOP legislators are vowing to defend a recently passed law that places their state's primary fifth-in-line, in late February 2016, right after Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina raise the curtain on the Republican and Democratic nomination battles.
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Some GOP legislators vow to defend a law that places North Carolina's primary fifth-in-line
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Political professor: "North Carolina is the biggest threat to the calendar now"
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If North Carolina holds its primary before March 1, the RNC says it will chop its delegation down to 12

Question: But @placeholder, the first-in-the-South primary that can make or break a candidate riding high out of Iowa or New Hampshire, holds its contest on a Saturday.


(CNN) -- The brutal killing of a British soldier Wednesday near a military barracks in the Woolwich neighborhood of southeast London has shocked the United Kingdom, with Prime Minister David Cameron and other officials calling it a terrorist attack. Read more: London attack mirrors plot to behead Muslim soldier Security was increased at army bases around London amid fears of additional attacks. The capital has not witnessed an alert of this kind since the summer of 2005, when London's public transport network was targeted with coordinated bomb attacks. Two men accused of carrying out the attack were shot by police and are under guard at hospitals.
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UK Ministry of Defense names the victim as soldier Lee Rigby
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Washington (CNN) -- It's a classic tale: Governor loves rock icon. Rock icon doesn't return said love. Governor doesn't care. Governor will always love rock icon. OK, maybe it's not that classic, but that's the story between Chris Christie and his fellow New Jersey native Bruce Springsteen. A new poll indicates that nearly half (48%) of New Jersey residents think it's "kind of cool" that their governor is a superfan of The Boss. That's more than twice the number (19%) who say his infatuation is "kind of embarrassing," according to the Monmouth University survey, which was conducted in honor of Springsteen's 65th birthday on Tuesday.
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Nearly half in New Jersey think it's "kind of cool" that Christie loves Springsteen
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That's according to a new poll in honor of Springsteen's 65th birthday
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Christie has been to 132 Springsteen concerts and holds out hope the two will be friends
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Springsteen, a liberal, has never expressed the same kind of love toward Christie

Question: @placeholder acknowledged the man may be right but said it's hard for him to let go of the musician he's long adored.


As he greets the hordes of children in a town square outside Sao Paulo, Brazil, Vitor Martins, looks like your standard Santa Claus, with a big white beard, 'bowl-full-of-jelly' belly, round glasses and red robe and hat. But beneath the Father Christmas outfit hides what might be the world's most tattooed Santa Claus, as Mr Martin has covered 94 per cent of his body in colourful ink - most of it follows a holiday theme. The 59-year-old artist, who has been working as a shopping centre Santa for more than 15 years, has decorated his body with everything from Santa Claus himself, his reindeer, Christmas trees and one his arms is adorned with a cheerful - but misspelled - 'Merry Chritmas'.
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Vitor Martins, 59, has been a 'shopping centre Santa Claus' for the best part of 15 years
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The Brazilian OAP has tattoos covering 94 per cent of his body - many of them Christmas-themes
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His tattoo collection includes a misspelled 'Merry Chritmas' and several images of Santa Claus

Question: Having performed as Santa Claus for 15 years, Mr Martins has accumulated several @placeholder outfits that hang in his bedroom


Abbottabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Osama bin Laden's hideout is being demolished, bringing an end to a symbol of American resolve and Pakistani frustration over how the operation was conducted. Navy SEAL Team Six raided the Abbottabad compound in May 2011 and killed the al Qaeda leader. The United States did not tell Pakistan about the raid until it was over. Pakistani authorities cordoned off the compound Saturday evening and brought in heavy machinery and flood lights to the site. "The action was taken to keep the compound from ever becoming a shrine for bin Laden's followers," a Pakistani military official told CNN. "It's a message that Pakistan doesn't want to keep anything connected with this terrorist."
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Official says demolition will demoralize bin Laden sympathizers
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Bin Laden used the place as a hideout until his death
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Authorities have cordoned off the compound, keeping residents at a distance

Question: Pakistan has not yet decided whether to try a Pakistani doctor for high treason for assisting the @placeholder in gathering intelligence ahead of the raid, a senior Pakistani government official said late last month.


(Ars Technica) -- Apple's prized product designer Jonathan ("Jony") Ive is a constant source of fascination among the press -- doubly so after the death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. Though Ive appears with relative frequency in news articles and documentaries, interest in his design philosophy has never let up. Perhaps that is because Ive has always spoken in an abstract, philosophical sense about the way he approaches design, which only seems to perpetuate the mystery surrounding one of Apple's core talents. In an extensive two-part interview published in UK newspaper The Telegraph on Wednesday, Ive discussed some of his product approaches as well as his attitudes toward design failures, Apple's performance under newly minted CEO Tim Cook, and more.
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Jonathan Ive discusses product approaches with The Telegraph
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Ive gave a diplomatic answer when talking about stitched leather UI on apps
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Ive acknowledges that not all of his designs are successful

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Barcelona failed to get a single shot on target in the league for the first time since the beginning of the 2003/04 season. On the same day that Luis Suarez scored twice for a Barcelona B team XI, his club were reminded just how much they need the striker available for the first team as they failed to register a single shot on target in a tame goalless draw against Malaga. On a frustrating evening for the visitors Lionel Messi was grabbed by the throat and pushed to the ground by Weligton, only for the defender to be given a yellow card.
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Barcelona went into game having won their first four La Liga fixtures
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Luis Enrique's side failed to break down a resolute Malaga side
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Lionel Messi strangled by Weligton... defender was only booked

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Alex Corbisiero knows he must usurp a world-class rival if he is to mark his latest injury comeback with a recall to England’s starting XV for the Six Nations. Northampton’s 26-year-old prop has returned early from shoulder surgery and will play against Newcastle at Franklin’s Gardens on Friday as the next step towards challenging Joe Marler for the national No 1 shirt. Corbisiero has endured a prolonged spell of medical misfortune, which has limited him to just four Test caps in the last two years — two of them for the triumphant Lions in Australia. Alex Corbisiero has recently returned to action having dislocated his shoulder against Bath in September
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26-year-old has endured a spell of injuries with four Test caps in two years
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Joe Marler of Harlequins is currently the No1 prop for England
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Corbisiero and Marler will vie to start in England's Six Nations campaign

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By Dominic King Follow @@DominicKing_DM Rickie Lambert has been holding court for eight minutes, discussing how his dreams have been made real, when he makes a conscious decision. His £4m move from Southampton to Liverpool has been one of the stories of the summer, given it provided an unexpected opportunity for him to return to where it all began; the romance of a journey that began with heartbreak 17 years earlier coming full circle was there for all to see. Lambert is beaming as he sits in a meeting room in the plush Four Seasons Hotel, Liverpool’s base here in Boston, talking about how he is settling in when, in a flash, his tone changes and he takes a pin to the nostalgia and sentiment that has surrounded him.
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Lambert knows he was brought in by Rodgers to score goals
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He says that him being a Liverpudlian had nothing to do with the move
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He says it was never in the back of his mind that he would return
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Lambert enjoyed a great season at Southampton and signed for £4million
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He will play for Liverpool against Roma in the US on Thursday morning

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By Matt Barlow Follow @@Matt_Barlow_DM Sunderland want to sign Chelsea’s new £12million centre-half Kurt Zouma on loan for the season. Jose Mourinho signed France U21 defender Zouma in January but the teenager stayed at St Etienne until the end of the season. Loan star: Zouma signed for Chelsea in January but was immediately loaned back to Saint Etienne New signing: Zouma cost Chelsea £12m but is not thought to be ready for first the team at Stamford Bridge Chelsea have already allowed Czech centre-half Tomas Kalas to join Cologne on loan but Sunderland hope they can complete a swoop for Zouma because of sporting director Lee Congerton’s contacts at Stamford Bridge.
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Sunderland sporting director Lee Congerton used to work at Chelsea
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Congerton hoping to get Zouma, Andreas Christensen and Lewis Baker
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Zouma joined Chelsea in January but hasn't played for them yet

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More than 100 dogs are trapped in 'disgusting, inhumane' squalor at a puppy breeding farm in north-western NSW, despite notifications to the RSPCA and local authorities, says an animal rights group. Debra Tranter, founder of Victoria-based organisation Oscar’s Law, says she was ‘horrified’ to find a heavily pregnant labrador, lying dead on the cold concrete floor of a shed at the rural property near Armidale recently. ‘Usually when I go into these places, I shut down emotionally because I just have to get the photos,’ Tranter told Daily Mail Australia. ‘This time I was caught out: I just sat there with her and patted her for half an hour, it was so sad. The worst part is that her death was preventable.’
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At least 130 dogs are trapped in 'disgusting' conditions at a NSW property that breeds dogs for pet shops
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At least 10 dogs need immediate veterinary care
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The Frazer property owner has previously been charged with animal abuse
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‘We have been complaining about this farm for more than a year and the authorities have ignored us,' says animal rights activist

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By Mike Dickson for MailOnline A stunned Heather Watson was at a loss to explain her crushing first round US Open defeat after a summer which had promised a decent run at the year's final Grand Slam. As it was the 22-year-old Channel Islander lasted just 54 minutes of the morning session before going down 6-1 6-1 to world number 81 Sorana Cirstea of Romania, who she had beaten three times before. Watson served eight double faults and won only three points on her second serve as she heavily punished by Cirstea, who played way above expectations after winning just one match since Wimbledon.
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England's Heather Watson was beaten in straight sets by Sorana Cirstea
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World No 81 Cirstea took 54 minutes to dispatch the England No 1
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Watson recorded eight double faults in the disappointing tournament exit
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The 22-year-old Guernsey lost 11 of the last 12 games in the match
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Watson had beaten her Romanian opponent three times before

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:32 EST, 15 August 2012 | UPDATED: 05:09 EST, 16 August 2012 A new biography of former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno sheds light on his fall from grace in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky sex scandal. The long-serving coach, affectionately called 'JoePa' by students, sobbed uncontrollably and continually after the university board fired him for allegedly overlooking the child abuse scandal involving his former assistant coach, according to an upcoming book by sportswriter Joe Posnanski. 'Paterno met with his coaches at his house. He sobbed uncontrollably. This was his bad day,' Posanksi writes in his biography, Paterno.
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'I don't know what I'm going to do with myself,' Paterno said after his firing from the Penn State football team

Question: Guilty: Former Penn State assistant football coach @placeholder was convicted on June 22, 2012 of sexually assaulting 10 boys over 15 years


Stockholm, Sweden (CNN) -- A suspected serial shooter is keeping a city in southern Sweden on edge. Police say as many as 15 shootings in Malmo over the last year may be linked to a single perpetrator who is targeting immigrants living in the city. Investigators have no suspects. The shootings have all been well planned, under the protection of darkness and at places familiar to the shooter, according to CNN's Swedish affiliate TV4, citing police. Several of the shootings have occurred in recent weeks, police say. On Thursday evening, two immigrant women were wounded when shot through their apartment window.
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Shooter targeting immigrants, police say
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15 cases could be linked to unknown shooter
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Attacks have happened in southern town of Malmo

Question: The shootings also bring back memories of @placeholder's "Laser-man," a shooter who was targeting immigrants in Stockholm in the 1990s with a laser-aimed rifle.


(CNN) -- Just under two years before hosting the World Cup, Brazil sacked coach Mano Menezes as the South American country signaled a change of direction in its quest for unprecedented sixth title. Menezes had hoped to lead Brazil to victory on home soil but his failure to win over his critics with his muscular type of play appears to have cost him. The 50-year-old, who replaced the legendary Dunga following the 2010 World Cup, had come under heavy scrutiny following his side's failure to win a historic first Olympic gold at London 2012 -- losing in the final to Mexico despite fielding a star-studded line-up.
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Brazil has fired coach Mano Menezes with immediate effect
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Menezes has been under fire since Olympics failure
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South American country is set to host World Cup in 2014
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Brazil will appoint new coach in January according to officials

Question: Menezes was often criticized for his side's style of play with fans yearning to a return to the "joga bonito" ('beautiful game") style for which @placeholder teams are so well known.


(CNN) -- Researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have identified a new disease among people in Asia that causes AIDS-like symptoms but is not associated with HIV. The study, released in the New England Journal of Medicine Thursday, found patients with the disease were making antibodies that attacked their immune systems. "We all make molecules and proteins in the body that tell our immune system how to function properly," said Dr. Sarah Browne, a clinical investigator at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at NIH and the lead author on the study. "They tell different immune cells when to turn on and when to start fighting infection," she said. "We found a large number of the patients that we studied with serious opportunistic infections make an antibody that blocks the function of one of these molecules, which is interferon-gamma."
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Patients with disease are making antibodies that attack their immune system
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Cases date back to 2004, with most of them occurring in Thailand and Taiwan
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The NIH has seen about 12 cases, all in people of Asian descent

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(CNN) -- I finally said goodbye to some old buddies. Omar (played by Michael K. Williams), "The Wire's" legendary stickup artist, hunts for a rival with his shotgun. One of them shot a woman at point-blank range after complimenting her on her hair. Another person maimed a rival with his shotgun. A third stole from his sister to finance his drug habit. Their names are as twisted as their deeds: Snot-Boogie, Bubbles, Dukie. And if I ever introduced you to them, you probably wouldn't be able to understand them. Their talk is filled with a bruising street poetry that's hard to decipher unless you've lived in their West Baltimore neighborhood -- as I once did.
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HBO's "The Wire" is praised for realism, but how real is it?
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CNN.com writer who grew up in "The Wire's" Baltimore neighborhood renders verdict
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Question: My "friends" are some of my favorite characters on the @placeholder series, "The Wire."


By David Martosko In Washington PUBLISHED: 02:33 EST, 12 September 2013 | UPDATED: 14:50 EST, 12 September 2013 Vital weapons shipments from the United States have begun to arrive in rebel fighting units that oppose the regime of dictator Bashar al-Assad in Syria, according to sources on both ends of the transactions. The light arms, ammunition and other small, trackable armaments – likely grenades, mortars and shells – are coming via clandestine CIA operations in a significant escalation of U.S. involvement in the 30-month-long civil war. The White House promised in June that it would arm anti-Assad forces who were not aligned with Islamist radical groups, authorizing the CIA to do the heavy lifting and manage the pipeline.
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Guns, mortars and ammunition smuggled in as U.S. steps up role in civil war
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CIA bases in Turkey and Jordan being used as conduit for military hardware

Question: Not in favour of military action: Nearly half of those polled said the U.S. does not have an obligation to punish regimes like @placeholder that use chemical weapons to kill civilians


By Graham Smith PUBLISHED: 04:40 EST, 3 October 2012 | UPDATED: 09:14 EST, 3 October 2012 A Republican representative who shocked America when he said women don't become pregnant if they are victims of 'legitimate rape' has become embroiled in a new abortion row. Todd Akin, a nominee for Senate in Missouri, caused a national outcry in August by claiming that it was rare for a woman to become pregnant after being raped because the 'female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down'. Now footage has emerged of him claiming abortions are performed on women who 'are not actually pregnant'.
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Todd Akin, a nominee for Senate in Missouri, caused a national outcry in August by claiming that it was rare for a woman to get pregnant after rape
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Question: Akin has served six terms and describes himself as @placeholder's most


Mexico City (CNN) -- Products like Ruffles, Doritos and Cheetos may be among the latest targets of cartel violence in Mexico. Authorities said armed attackers over the weekend set ablaze warehouses and delivery trucks for Sabritas, a subsidiary of PepsiCo that distributes many of the company's snack foods in Mexico. Five of the company's distribution centers were attacked in the states of Guanajuato and Michoacan, officials said. Sabritas has not provided details about the damage, but Mexico's state-run Notimex agency said the attacks caused "serious material losses." No one was injured or killed, authorities said. On Monday, authorities arrested four suspects who they said were members of the Knights Templar, a cartel that officials have accused of extorting business owners, decapitating and dismembering kidnapping victims and setting vehicles ablaze to block roads during shootouts with police.
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Attackers set ablaze Sabritas warehouses and delivery trucks
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The company is a subsidiary of PepsiCo, distributing snack products in Mexico
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Authorities arrest four suspects they say are members of the Knights Templar
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Business leaders call for authorities to punish the perpetrators

Question: @placeholder reiterates that its priority will always be the safety of all its collaborators," the company said Monday.


Arsenal take on Monaco at the Emirates stadium on Wednesday night, knowing they have their best chance for years to reach the Champions League quarter-finals. But in their way are a team in form, with a strong defence and some dangerous players - and old foes - going forward. Sportsmail's Sami Mokbel tells you all you need to know about the French club... The Monaco players share a laugh while training on the Emirates pitch ahead of the Champions League tie Who's the boss? Portuguese manager Leonardo Jardim isn’t the best known manager left in the competition, but that won’t faze him.
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Manager Leonardo Jardim is only 40, but has been around a while
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Former Fulham and Tottenham striker Dimitar Berbatov could start

Question: 2+ @placeholder have scored at least two goals in their last five Champions League matches.


Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- One day after Syrian rebels accused government forces of a deadly bombing near a hospital in the besieged city of Aleppo, opposition groups said another 151 people had been killed in the fighting Thursday. The majority of those deaths occurred in the Syrian capital of Damascus and its suburbs, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a London-based opposition group. Another 34 were killed in Aleppo, where some of the heaviest fighting has occurred. The 20-month civil war has claimed more than 42,000 lives, according to the latest tally from the opposition Center for Documentation of Violations in Syria. The group counts 3,133 government soldiers among the dead.
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Rebels say a Syrian airstrike hits near Aleppo hospital
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Turkey requests Patriot missiles amid concern over "threats and risks" from Syrian crisis
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NATO says the missiles would demonstrate solidarity in the alliance

Question: Turkey has been careful to make clear it plans no offensive action and does not want a war with @placeholder, which shares a more than 500-mile border.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Elvis Presley's death became a controversy at the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial as a man who promoted both artists' last tours testified. AEG Live Co-CEO Paul Gongaware testified Wednesday that Presley died of a drug overdose, but when his own lawyer questioned him Thursday he changed his testimony to say Elvis died of a heart ailment. Presley collapsed in the bathroom of his Memphis, Tennessee, mansion -- Graceland -- on August 16, 1977, at the age of 42. While his death was ruled the result of an irregular heartbeat, the autopsy report was sealed amid accusations that abuse of prescription drugs caused the problem.
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AEG Live Co-CEO promoted last tours of Elvis and Michael Jackson
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Jackson lawyers say his experience with Elvis should've prepared him for MJ
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AEG's lawyer works to rehab witness after repeated "I don't recall" answers
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Paul Gongaware wrote 'smoking gun' e-mail

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By Ryan Gorman Police have arrested two teenagers in the savage beating of 54-year-old white man left in a coma after he got out of his car to check on a young black boy he accidentally hit. The two suspects, aged 16 and 17, were arrested in connection with the attack last week of beloved grandfather Steve Utash, who was brutally beaten by an angry mob in a poverty-stricken Detroit neighborhood after David Harris, 10, ran in front of his truck on a busy street. Detroit police say about a dozen vigilantes beat Utash Wednesday, even stealing his wallet before leaving him injuries severe enough to cause bleeding on the brain - he is still in a medically induced coma.
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Steve Utash, 54, accidentally hit David Harris, a 10-year-old black boy, with his truck when he darted out into the busy street
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Utash stopped to make sure the boy was okay and was instead savagely beaten by as many as 12 people, said police
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Authorities have arrested two teenagers and expect more arrests to come
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More than $100,000 has been raised to help pay for Utash's medical bills
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Community leaders have condemned the attack
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Police have ruled out the beating being a hate crime

Question: @placeholder suffered a broken leg, he has since been released from a local hospital, Moreno said.


The Obama administration dramatically moved Obamacare's second-year goalposts on Monday, saying that it expected no more than 9.9 million Americans to be enrolled in medical insurance through a government-managed system by the end of March. The Congressional Budget Office, a nonpartisan organization that advises federal legislators, assumed that the number would be a much higher 13 million in April, when it built the financial projections under-girding the law's implementation. Now the number could be as low as nine million. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Sylvia Burwell said Monday that her goal is 9.1 million. That number could go lower still, if less than 83 per cent of current Obamacare enrollees – 5.9 million people in all – renew their coverage in 2015.
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Congressional Budget Office projected 13 million signups by March 31, 2015
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About 112,000 people lost coverage since the end of the last open enrollment period because they couldn't prove they were US citizens or legal residents
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Administration's own projections could fall apart if more than 17 per cent of 2013-2014 enrollees drop their coverage in year two
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Burwell said Monday that the White House will win the second Supreme Court challenge to Obamacare
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A repeal is 'not something that this administration will let happen' - Burwell

Question: But new data show 'there is considerable uncertainty that a large shift will occur over the new two years,' according to a new @placeholder report.


(CNN) -- Ever since the 2003 invasion of Iraq exposed deep-rooted religious and ethnic divisions, analysts have suggested giving up on the colonial-era borders of modern Iraq and dividing the country. Jihadists have felt the opposite, that the region should be united into a new caliphate -- indeed that is precisely what the militant group the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) declared this week. Both are wrong. The lines drawn by the British and French colonial powers in 1916 became, after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, the borders of new Arab states. Over the years, these lines splitting the Levant into Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq have been enormously contentious, to the extent that it is often argued the region might be better without them. Either removing these lines altogether and returning to the world of the early 20th century, or drawing them smaller and tighter still.
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Iraq's borders were mapped out by the British and French colonial powers during WWI
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Faisal Al Yafai writes that the borders -- though contentious and flawed -- have broadly held
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Plans for an Arab caliphate or dividing Iraq into statelets are not realistic, he says
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Seeking to change them now is a recipe for a generation of war, Al Yafai writes

Question: Any division of @placeholder has to take into account people, politics and economics.

Question: An estimated one million Iraqis are already on the move within @placeholder, internally displaced from their homes.


President Dilma Rousseff was re-elected on Sunday after a tight runoff vote against a centrist challenger. Brazil's leftist candidate secured a slim majority of the vote against Aecio Neves, as her anti-poverty program proved too popular for his pro-business platform. The campaign split the country, with Rousseff winning 51.6 percent against Neves with more than 99 percent of votes in. Victory: Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff was re-elected Sunday after a tight race against centrist Aecio Neves Supporters: Fans of Rousseff waved flags with her name and the symbol of the Worker's Party during a ceremony celebrating her re-election Rousseff's election marks a continuation of her Worker's Party in control of Brazil's executive branch, which it has held since 2003.
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Dilma Rousseff of the Worker's Party took 51.6 percent against Aecio Neves with 99 percent of votes counted
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Rousseff was the first woman in the office of president in Brazil after winning in 2010
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She was picked to succeed Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, whose presidential policies helped lift millions of Brazilians out of poverty

Question: Brazil's investor class has been cold on @placeholder, and Brazil's markets took a tumble on poll results showing she was likely to win the runoff.


The Dead Sea has attracted visitors for thousands of years who come to float in its salty waters and reap its reported health benefits. But the attraction's days could be numbered after experts discovered the sea's water level is dropping by an average of one metre every year. The drop in levels is thought to have been caused by more water flowing out of the sea than into it from the Jordan River. Scroll down for video The water level of the Red Sea is dropping by an average of one meter per year. It is being carefully monitored by the Israeli Geological Institute of Limnological Research, which uses a small research buoy (pictured) floating in the centre of the sea to measure its depth
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First measurements were taken in 1927 - water levels have declined since
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They are monitored by Israeli Geological Institute of Limnological Research
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Research buoy is positioned in the centre of the sea near Ein Gedi resort
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Dead Sea’s water level has dropped  131ft (40 metres) since the 1950s
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Decline blamed on large reduction of inflowing water from the Jordan River

Question: The Dead Sea, known as the Sea of Salt, separates @placeholder and Jordan.

Question: The Dead Sea, known as the Sea of Salt, separates Israel and @placeholder.


(CNN) -- China's top court has banned the use of torture to extract confessions, the latest in a series of reforms to its criminal justice system. According to state-run news agency Xinhua, a document released by China's Supreme People's Court on Thursday stated that evidence and testimony obtained through torture and illegal methods such as forcing the accused to suffer extreme temperatures, hunger and fatigue -- must be ruled out by judges. Xinhua said that torture has been a practice of "widespread concern" and was used by some Chinese law enforcement personnel to wrap up cases quickly through forced testimony or a confession.
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A Chinese court has banned the use of torture to obtain confessions, say state-run media
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Rights groups see the move as an encouraging step but not yet a sign of real reform

Question: He said in a statement posted on the organization's website, that this was the latest step @placeholder had taken in recent years to try to address the "most glaring" defects of China's criminal law system and one paper document was not likely to bring about major changes.


By Colin Young PUBLISHED: 17:33 EST, 28 February 2014 | UPDATED: 18:27 EST, 28 February 2014 After the implosion at the Stadium of Light ended the chaotic reign of Paolo Di Canio, Sunderland’s target was Premier League survival. As hope has replaced resignation with improved performances, a new and welcome objective has appeared which may bring the club’s first major trophy since their famous FA Cup victory in 1973. Five months ago, when Gus Poyet took over as head coach, cup competitions were a distraction. VIDEO: Scroll down to see Poyet speak on selection issues for the Capital One Cup final
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Poyet has been a breath of fresh air after Di Canio's reign
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Sunderland stand on brink of first major trophy since 1973
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Manchester City their opponents in Sunday's Capital One Cup final
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Question: Emotions: There was never a dull moment on the touchline when @placeholder was in charge of Sunderland


(CNN) -- The world's first stem cell burger was cooked and eaten in London today. The brainchild of Maastricht University's Mark Post, the burger was made of 20,000 small strands of meat grown from a cow's muscle cells and took three months to create. Breadcrumbs and some egg powder were added to the cultured beef to make it taste like a normal beef burger. To give it a beefy color, red beet juice and saffron were added. Chef Richard McGeown fried the stem cell burger with sunflower oil and butter and remarked that it looked slightly paler than a traditional burger.
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The first stem cell burger was cooked and eaten by two volunteer tasters in London
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The burger was made of 20,000 small strands of meat grown from a cow's muscle cells
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The five ounce cultured beef burger took three months and cost $330,000 to develop
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A volunteer taster said the burger was "close to meat but misses salt and pepper"

Question: We need to come up with an alternative," @placeholder emphasized.


A summer she will never forget for all sorts of reasons could take another remarkable turn for Caroline Wozniacki with a serious run at the US Open title. Just as her high profile split from the Northern Irishman has ignited his golf the same could be said – albeit on a slightly lower plane – for her tennis, and last night she scored one of the best wins of her career. In steaming humidity on the Arthur Ashe Stadium she overcame fifth seed Maria Sharapova 6-4 2-6 6-2 to score a hugely popular victory that puts her through to the last eight.
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Wozniacki beats Sharapova in three seats at Flushing Meadows
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The Dane wins 6-4 2-6 6-2
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Wozniacki into first grand slam quarter-final since the Australian Open in January 2012
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Biggest victory for the 10th seed since high profile split from golf star Rory McIlroy

Question: Winner: @placeholder's career has gone from strength to strength after he ended his relationship with Wozniacki


By Daily Mail Reporter A man who spent 18 years in prison on Death Row because a Chicago cop withheld or fabricated evidence against him had been seeking $18 million in damages - but was awarded just $80,000. A federal jury handed down their ruling on the lawsuit on Thursday morning over the gaffe, which will be paid for by Chicago taxpayers. Former El Rukn gang member Nathson Fields, who was convicted of a double murder in 1986 but freed at a retrial in 2009, said the decision was a travesty. Now 60, Fields has called on U.S. Attorney Zach Fardon to investigate, The Chicago Sun-Times reported.
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Nathson Fields, a former El Rukn gang member in Chicago's South Side, was convicted of a double murder in 1986 and sentenced to death
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He spent 18 years on Death Row before the conviction was overturned at a retrial in 2009 and he was freed
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A federal jury awarded him just $80,000 in damages - less than $5,000 for each year he was behind bars
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His attorney had suggested $18 million was appropriate

Question: @placeholder’ lawyers did not ask jurors for a specific amount in damaged, but hinted that $1 million for every year Fields spent behind bars seemed appropriate.


Benghazi, Libya (CNN) -- Eyewitnesses in the embattled Libyan city of Misrata reported especially intense shelling by Moammar Gadhafi's forces overnight -- the heavy fire picking up at about the same time reports came out that one of the leader's son was killed in a NATO airstrike. "There's been continuous and heavy shelling for three hours straight," said one man, talking to CNN from about three miles from Misrata's city center Sunday. "There have been a lot of explosions." Heavy gun and artillery fire could also be heard early Sunday throughout Benghazi, which is the hub for rebel forces and their transitional government.
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NATO's leader reaffirms the mission, rejecting "any threat against Italy or any other ally"
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Earlier Saturday, Gadhafi called on NATO to end airstrikes targeting his forces

Question: The @placeholder leader remained defiant, as he sharply criticized those behind the attacks and questioned their intent.


By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 12:47 EST, 23 August 2011 The hotel maid who accused Dominique Strauss-Kahn of rape rolled around on the floor hysterically crying when confronted about a web of lies she is said to have told to have him arrested. As the Manhattan district attorney's office asked a judge to drop the sexual assault case against the former International Monetary Fund chief, it emerged accuser Nafissatou Diallo finally admitted to her deception, simply telling prosecutors: 'I wasn't under oath'. In a stunning turnaround, Strauss-Kahn is now almost certain to be released today in court, leaving him free to return to France and even run for the country's presidency.
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Accuser Diallo 'dropped to the floor and rolled around while weeping'
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Admitted she lied because she 'wasn't under oath'
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DSK likely to be freed today to return to France and could still run for country's presidency
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Dismissal on Recommendation to reveal hotel maid's lies
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Accuser's legal team files motion to remove DA from case
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Ex-IMF boss will appear in court today at 11:30am

Question: They are expected to state that @placeholder has a history of lying that makes it impossible to ask a jury to believe her.


By Ellie Buchdahl PUBLISHED: 09:24 EST, 23 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:13 EST, 24 September 2013 A morning of mists gave way to a warm summery afternoon, as parts of Britain basked in weather that was hotter than Portugal. People headed for the park and the beach as swathes of the country from Portsmouth and to Manchester were treated to temperatures that rose above 20C - reaching highs of 25C in the South East. But the low cloud and dew-soaked lawns this morning were a reminder that Sunday's equinox has ushered in the official start of autumn - and wetter, colder weather is on the way as the weekend approaches.
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Parts of the country enjoy warmer weather than Portugal to last to the middle of the week
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Temperatures set to remain above 20C in most parts - much higher than the UK-wide average for September of 16.5C
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Four men who threw a pig's head into the grounds of a mosque two days after the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby have been jailed. Thomas Ashton, 21, Andrew Warner, 31, Travis Crabtree, 25, and Steven White, 28, dumped a carrier bag containing the severed head in the car park of Blackpool Central Mosque as part of a prank. The crime was described as 'poisonous' by Judge Graham Knowles who jailed the four -  despite pleas by the imam of the Lancashire mosque to be lenient with them. Andrew Warner, 31, (left) and Travis Crabtree, 25 (right) have been jailed after they were part of a gang of four who threw a severed head into Blackpool Central Mosque just two days after the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby
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Men threw a pig's head into a mosque two days after murder of Lee Rigby
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Thomas Ashton, Andrew Warner, Travis Crabtree and Steven White left the head at Blackpool Central Mosque two days after the soldier was murdered
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Lee Rigby was killed by Islamic extremists in Woolwich, London, in 2013
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Video footage on White's phone recorded comments about Muslims, suggesting they knew contact with pigs is forbidden in Islamic teachings
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Imam begged for the four to be spared prison but judge jailed all four men
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They admitted causing religiously aggravated intentional harassment

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(EW.com) -- Things haven't been going great for Paula Deen the last few days: She's been dropped from the Food Network, QVC is "reviewing the relationship," and her biggest defenders so far have been her sons â€” and their examples left a lot to be desired. But Deen has got at least one public figure in her corner: Anne Rice. The vampire author took to her own Facebook page to defend the chef, but her comments (first discovered by Jezebel) are likely to just cause more controversy. Rice first posed the question to her readers by saying: "What's happening with Paula Dean? Is it fair? I never heard of her until today, and wow, this looks like a crucifixion. Opinions, thoughts welcome....aren't we becoming something of a lynch mob culture?"
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Anne Rice has come to Paula Deen's defense on Facebook
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The author began by asking whether what's happening to Deen is fair
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She also wondered if the present reaction is akin to a 'lynch mob culture'

Question: A rep for Rice did not immediately respond to @placeholder's request for comment.


(CNN) -- Tech helped fuel Egypt's revolution. Now it could put the country get on the path toward a more stable democracy. At least that's the hope of Google, which is kicking off a program called Ebda2 -- Arabic for "start" -- to fund and otherwise support emerging technology companies in Egypt. "We believe technology will actually change the economics of this part of the world -- will change the culture of this part of the world -- and it will have a political impact," said Wael Fakharany, Google's country manager in Egypt. "We believe it is absolutely the right time to give people hopes and dreams -- not to be rich and famous, but hopes and dreams to be helpful."
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A Google bus will travel Egypt looking for tech entrepreneurs
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The company is holding a year-long competition for tech start-ups
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The winner gets $200,000 from the Silicon Valley company
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Finalists get a chance to pitch ideas to start-up investors from the U.S.

Question: The winner, which will be announced in May, will get a $200,000 prize from @placeholder.


Nine years after the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, a seismic event in Lebanese history, the trial of four men accused of his killing opened Thursday in a special United Nations-backed court. However, the stand at the Special Tribunal for Lebanon in The Hague was empty, with the suspects -- alleged associates of the Shiite militant group Hezbollah -- still on the run. Billionaire statesman Hariri was killed in February 2005 when a bomb struck his motorcade near the Beirut seafront. The blast ripped apart his armored car and destroyed the motorcade, killing 21 other people and wounding more than 200 others.
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Son of slain premier Hariri says start of trial "a day for Lebanon"
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Four suspects are being tried in absentia in The Hague
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The 2005 assassination polarized Lebanon and led to the withdrawal of Syrian troops
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Earlier, a bomb killed three people and injured 26 in the city of Hermel in northeast Lebanon

Question: @placeholder has been targeted before, with missiles launched from Syria, where Hezbollah has sent fighters and military advisers.


House speaker John Boehner has employed an unusual tactic in his latest salvo against Obama - pictures of Taylor Swift. Boehner (R-Ohio) illustrated an argument attacking the President's plan to fund community college fees for some students by imagining the pop sensation's reaction. In an article posted to his speaker.gov website, Boehner tried to turn voters against the scheme by showing a 'disappointed' Swift falling out of love with the plan. Scroll down for video Say it with Taylor: House Speaker John Boehner, left on Capitol Hill, used pictures of Taylor Swift to criticize Obama's plan to fund community college for some students. The political leanings of Swift, right, are not known
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House Speaker used pop star to attack President's new plan
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Published 12-part list illustrated with 'disappointed' pictures of Swift
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Claimed community college funding would cost $60billion
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Suggested tax cuts instead, alongside pictures of Swift applauding
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Staffer said it is a 'fun, effective way' to emphasize Obama's failings

Question: The authors, members of @placeholder's staff, then observe: 'Not even all the Taylor Swift album sales in the world would cover that bill.'


By Daily Mail Reporter A teenager physically and emotionally hurt in the Boston Marathon bombings says she was forced to leave a New Hampshire store because she had her service dog with her. Sydney Corcoran, who has post-traumatic stress disorder, had been shopping at a Nashua branch of TJ Maxx when staff said the dog - Koda - needed to be put in a cart or taken outside. The service dog has been a crucial companion for 19-year-old Sydney, as she struggles to come to terms with the terror attack in which her mother, Celeste, lost both legs. Distressing: Sydney Corcoran, pictured with her mom Celeste who lost her legs in the bombing, says a store manager confronted her about service dog Koda
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Sydney Corcoran has post traumatic stress disorder after being caught in the blast
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19-year-old claims staff told her if she didn't put her dog in a cart she would have to leave

Question: Since the bombings Sydney has suffered with stress and was finding it hard to sleep, but @placeholder had started to help her heal.


Washington (CNN) -- The Republican-controlled House of Representatives delivered a mixed message on America's role in the NATO-led Libya campaign Friday, opposing a resolution expressing support for the war while also voting down a bill restricting American involvement in the conflict. The first measure -- similar to legislation introduced in the Senate by Sen. John Kerry, D-Massachusetts, and Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona -- was backed by the White House. It was defeated 123-295, with Republicans overwhelmingly opposing the measure and Democrats voting more narrowly in favor of it. The second measure was strongly supported by House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, and other top GOP leaders. It was defeated 180-238, with Democrats largely voting no as Republicans voted yes by a slimmer margin.
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House rejects bill that would have cut funding for U.S. offensive operations in Libya
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House members say the administration has violated the 1973 War Powers Resolution
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Administration: Resolution not violated because the U.S. isn't technically engaged in hostilities

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(CNN) -- Comic book fans aren't the only ones expected to assemble in theaters Friday. Judging by its early international box office take, "The Avengers" -- the superhero equivalent of a musical supergroup -- should blow away the competition, kicking off the summer movie season as a hit with a wide spectrum of moviegoers. Early tracking estimates see it as possibly beating "The Dark Knight's" then-record opening weekend from 2008, which "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2" overtook last summer. Not to be outdone, the final chapter in the Batman trilogy, "The Dark Knight Rises," also has high expectations of its own to meet on July 20. ("Rises" is from Warner Bros. Pictures, and the Batman character is part of DC Comics. They are both owned by Time Warner, also CNN's parent company.)
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Hollywood bringing back box-office juggernauts Iron Man, Batman and Spider-Man
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2012 may be a peak year for superheroes on film, with much more to come
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Writer-director: DC Comics characters often face more challenges than Marvel
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'"The genre has been popular for decades and is here to stay," Boxofficeguru.com editor says

Question: "@placeholder has a harder time of it than Marvel because their characters are (from) an old, a bygone era, where characters were bigger than we were," he said.


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Abu Ahmed says he was there: An Iraqi held prisoner at Abu Ghraib by the American military when inmates were abused. Abu Ahmed says he and other inmates were held naked and forced to stand in their cells. He says he was kept naked and saw other naked inmates stacked onto a pile while photos were taken, photos that would become public and bring shame to the United States. The pain of the past few years is clearly etched on the man's face and equally obvious as he talks. It began October 1, 2003, he says, when U.S. troops came to his home and detained him during a sweep of his neighborhood.
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Man says he was held naked in Abu Ghraib prison during 2003 abuse of inmates
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He says he saw guards stack naked prisoners in a pile and take photos
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The man also says he was held in an Iraqi jail where he was beaten, tortured
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He has never been charged with a crime

Question: "But, at the end, the @placeholder people are responsible for everything that happened," Abu Ahmed said, referring to the war that he believes turned his life upside down.


New York (CNN) -- Faisal Shahzad, the 30-year-old Pakistani-American suspect in the failed Times Square bombing case, entered pleas of guilty Monday in federal court to all 10 counts he was facing. Shahzad, wearing a white skullcap, gray prison jumpsuit and orange T-shirt, was wearing handcuffs as he was escorted into the courtroom of U.S. District Judge Miriam Cedarbaum. Before entering his pleas, he told the court: "I want to plead guilty 100 times because unless the United States pulls out of Afghanistan and Iraq, until they stop drone strikes in Somalia, Pakistan and Yemen and stop attacking Muslim lands, we will attack the United States and be out to get them."
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Shahzad pleads guilty to all 10 counts
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6 of the 10 carry possible life sentences
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"I want to plead guilty 100 times," he said in court
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Sentencing set for October 5

Question: Asked by @placeholder whether he understood that children and other innocents might have been among his victims, Shahzad was unapologetic.


Somalia's Al-Shabaab rebel movement has tightened its ties to the al Qaeda terror network, with its leader pledging loyalty to al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri. The Islamist militants control much of southern Somalia and have long been affiliated with al Qaeda. But in an audio message posted on Al-Shabaab's website Thursday, the Somali group's leader, Mukhtar Abu al-Zubair, tells al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri that his followers "will march with you as loyal soldiers." Al-Zawahiri took command of al Qaeda after U.S. commandos killed the movement's founder, Osama bin Laden, last May. Al-Zubair addresses al-Zawahiri as "my dear commander and kind sheikh" and congratulates him "for the defeat of the crusaders in Afghanistan and Iraq."
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The news "will delight the believers and annoy the crusaders," al-Zawahiri says
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Al-Shabaab has long been closely affiliated with al Qaeda
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The group had suffered a series of setbacks in recent months
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It had vowed allegiance to Osama bin Laden before his death

Question: "On behalf of the soldiers and the commanders in @placeholder, we pledge allegiance to you.


Scientists have long wondered why the U.S. and Europe are so culturally different to China and other countries in Eastern Asia. Now one study claims the answer lies in an unexpected area: the different farming methods used by people living in the East and West. While Westerners are known for their individualism and analytical thinking, eastern culture tends to be interdependent and holistic, the study claims. Paddy rice in the East (right) cannot be grown without ample supplies of water, forcing neighbours to work together. It is also highly labour-intensive, requiring twice the number of hours from planting to harvest as does wheat. Western wheat farmers (left), in contrast, can rely on the rain and operate much more independently
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Study says that while Westerners are known for their individualism and analytical thinking, eastern culture tends to be interdependent and holistic
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It puts this down to fact that rice farming in the East requires teamwork
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Wheat farmers, in contrast, rely on rain and operate more independently

Question: ‘But we found that China has very distinct northern and southern psychological cultures and that southern China’s history of rice farming can explain why people in southern @placeholder are more interdependent than people in the wheat-growing north.


The general election is set to be a battle of the generations, with the Tories wooing pensioners while Labour tries to persuade the under-30s to turn out to vote. David Cameron is poised to announce he will protect pensioner benefits including winter fuel cash and TV licences from cuts as part of what has been dubbed a 'Fifty Shades of Grey' strategy. By contrast, Ed Miliband's best hopes of becoming Prime Minister depend on Labour's appear to people in their twenties and thirties, who could swing the result in dozens of seats. The Conservatives are most popular with the over-60s while Labour's appeal is highest among 25-39 year olds
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37% of over-60s back Tories, compared to only 22% of 18-24 year olds
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By contrast, Labour support is highest among 25-39 year olds at 41%
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Cameron to protect pensioner benefits to shore up the 'grey vote'
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Miliband promises a young people's manifesto and votes at 16
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10% rise in turnout among over-35s could swing result in 83 seats
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Lib Dem health minister claims Tory cuts to elderly care could cost lives

Question: Answering questions about benefit cuts for the young yesterday, @placeholder insisted school leavers should not be able to move straight into a life on the dole


By Arthur Martin Last updated at 3:21 PM on 6th January 2012 Investigation: The body could be that of Latvian Alisa Dmitrijeva, 17, from Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. She vanished last August The body found on the Queen’s estate at Sandringham could be a girl as young as 15, police said yesterday. And fears were growing that it could be a 17-year-old student missing in the area since last August. A murder investigation was launched after the remains were discovered by a dog walker in a copse close to where the Royal Family had gathered for their  Boxing Day shoot. Yesterday police described the body as that of a white woman, aged between 15 and 23.
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Latvian Alisa Dmitrijeva, 17, vanished last summer
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Police say it is unlikely death was result of natural causes
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Tests show body is of white woman who could be as young as 15
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Discovery close to Royal Stud where Queen oversees racehorse breeding

Question: The @placeholder are thought to have been shooting in a field of sugar beet next to the copse last week.


By Simon Walters Dramatic: The chances of Britain leaving the EU rose last night after it emerged that one of David Cameron's closest Cabinet allies Michael Gove, pictured,  believes it is time to tell Brussels 'We are ready to quit' The chances of Britain leaving the EU rose dramatically last night after it emerged that one of David Cameron’s closest Cabinet allies believes it is time to tell Brussels bluntly: ‘We are ready to quit.’ Education Secretary Michael Gove has told friends that, if there was a referendum today on whether the UK should cut its ties with Brussels, he would vote to leave.
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Education Secretary has told friends that he would vote to leave if there was a referendum today on whether the UK should cut its ties with Brussels
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He wants Britain to give other EU nations an ultimatum: ‘Give us back our sovereignty or we will walk out’
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Mr Gove insists the UK could thrive as a free trading nation on its own like  Norway and Switzerland
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He has discussed his views in detail with David Cameron

Question: ‘No one is closer to @placeholder and Michael clearly now agrees with people like  me who have been arguing for years that we should be prepared to leave the EU if  they do not agree to a substantial renegotiation of our terms of membership.’


Sydney, Australia (CNN)Indonesian authorities remain on course to execute two Australians for drug trafficking, despite pleas for leniency made by the government in Canberra and six former prime ministers. Australia's second longest serving premier, John Howard, said: "Mercy being shown in such circumstances would not weaken the deterrent effect of Indonesia's strong anti-drug laws," while Kevin Rudd, who served as premier on two occasions, said: "As a deep, long-standing friend of Indonesia, I would respectfully request an act of clemency." Julia Gillard, Bob Hawke, Malcolm Fraser and Paul Keating all followed suit in a united plea to Indonesia's president. Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan, members of the so-called "Bali Nine," were sentenced to death in 2006 and after several failed legal appeals and two denials of clemency, their execution by firing squad may now be close.
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Two Australians on death row will be executed despite pleas from Canberra government
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One of their mothers questions why Indonesia calls for mercy for its citizens abroad on death row, while sentencing foreigners at home
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Australian police role in the Bali 9 case has been criticized

Question: "Well, what we understand is that there are still legal options available to these two @placeholder and their legal teams and we certainly appreciate that the Indonesian government doesn't normally go ahead with executions of this type, while there are legal options still available and that's what we're saying to the Indonesian government," he said.

Question: While @placeholder's parents have now left Bali, Sukumaran's will stay to the end.


(CNN) -- A renowned South African whitewater guide and outdoorsman was apparently pulled from his kayak by a crocodile in the Democratic Republic of Congo and is presumed dead, expedition sponsor Eddie Bauer said. Hendrik Coetzee and two American kayakers, Ben Stookesberry and Chris Korbulic, were on the Lukuga River when the incident occurred Tuesday, the clothing and outdoor gear company said on its "Born Out There" blog. Stookesberry and Korbulic were able to paddle to safety and were assisted by the International Rescue Committee, the website said. "The mission for the Africa kayak expedition was to run and document the unexplored whitewater of the region, while focusing on the people and clean water crisis in Central Africa," Eddie Bauer said.
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Hendrik Coetzee was leading a team in Congo sponsored by Eddie Bauer
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He apparently was pulled from a kayak by a crocodile on the Lukuga River
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Two kayakers with him were able to paddle to safety, according to sponsor's blog

Question: "As hard, warm drops trashed at our little selves and a pair of goats, we stood precariously on a unknown slope deep in the heart of Africa, for once my mind and heart agreed, I would never live a better day," @placeholder wrote.


Military Cross winner Brian Wood said British troops had been dragged through 'five years of hell' by the Al-Sweady inquiry Soldiers and their families yesterday said they had been left ‘disturbed’ and ‘angry’ after enduring a five-year inquiry into false claims that British troops murdered, tortured and mutilated Iraqis. Former troops said their reputations had been tarnished and their relatives had suffered years of anguish due to the allegations, which the £31million investigation eventually exposed as ‘calculated lies’. Last night the mother of one of the soldiers who gave evidence to the taxpayer-funded inquiry said the way her son had been accused of wrongdoing was ‘disgraceful’.
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Soldiers and families left 'disturbed and 'angry' after Al-Sweady inquiry
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One mother of a British soldier said her son's treatment was 'disgraceful'
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Military Cross winner Brian Wood said the Princess of Wales regiment had been dragged through 'five years of hell' by the Al-Sweady inquiry
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The five-year probe into alleged Iraq war crimes cost taxpayers £31million
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Cpl Wood said: 'We have been dragged through five years of hell. That in my view is a betrayal of our service. We did what we had to do as soldiers'
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Question: He has been criticised for sending representatives to @placeholder to talk to people who claim to have been abused by British troops.


The polygamous king of Swaziland has kicked his twelfth wife out of his royal palace following claims she cheated on him with one of his friends, it was reported today (sun). Officials working for King Mswati III, 43, ordered Nothando Dube, 23, to vacate her official residence last week, according to a report in South Africa's Sunday Times. The eviction comes after the Queen, the twelfth of the monarch's 14 current wives, claimed she was being held as a prisoner in the palace following allegations made last year that she had cheated on her husband with the country's justice minister.
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Queen allegedly cheated on her husband with the country's justice minister
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Wife claims she was banned from leaving or seeing her husband as punishment for the alleged betrayal

Question: But Mrs Dube, a former Miss @placeholder who married the king when she was 16, was finally forced to leave the royal household following last week's row.


Tokyo, Japan (CNN) -- Change a few circumstances in her life and Sakie Fukushima says she would have been a housewife. She was raised to be a good Japanese wife and homemaker, after all. That's what was expected of women of her generation -- to sit behind their men, make their bentos, iron their shirts and watch them rise to lead Japan's economy. Life did not go as Fukushima expected. 60-year-old Fukushima is one of Japan's most powerful executives, sitting on the board of both U.S. and Japanese-based multi-national companies. The fact that she is a female in one of the most male-dominated business cultures is a stunning backstory in one woman's remarkable ascent through the so-called "bamboo ceiling." Bamboo bends, and unlike glass, never breaks. But Fukushima managed to crack through, by working for a U.S. company.
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1.4 percent of Japanese executives are women
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Women in Japan are pushed to traditionally female roles
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Leading businesswoman thinks Japan may be ready for a change
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First woman on board: Corporate Japan wants to change; doesn't know how

Question: "If I was to work for a Japanese company, a large @placeholder company, I don't think I would have come this far."

Question: She is the first female to be elected to the @placeholder company's boardroom.


By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 07:56 EST, 13 September 2013 | UPDATED: 10:40 EST, 13 September 2013 With almost 100 million members, it is not stretching the truth to say that Jiayuan.com is not the average dating website. Set up by Shanghai based Chinese entrepreneur Gong Haiyan, the 10-year-old site is the biggest in China and dwarfs Western sites such as Match.com, which is estimated to have just 15 million singles on its books. Now Gong, 37, has revealed the secrets of Jiayuan.com's phenomenal success in an interview with the BBC - but claims that China is sitting on a singledom time bomb.
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Gong Haiyan, 37, is the Shanghai entrepreneur behind Jiayuan.com
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The site currently has almost 100 million singletons on its books
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Gong has told the BBC that China is headed for serious social problems
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The reason for the issue is the growing number of singles, particularly men

Question: Booming: @placeholder's successful site signs up new users every second and has been floated on the stock market


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:48 EST, 10 January 2014 | UPDATED: 04:42 EST, 11 January 2014 The last ever delivery of brand new Volkswagen campervans has arrived in Britain, heralding the end of an era for the iconic 'hippy bus'. Ninety-nine of the final batch of vans rolled off the production line and onto a container ship bound for Britain after manufacture ceased for good in Brazil in December. The consignment has just arrived at the only British importer, but already most of them have been snapped up by enthusiasts more than happy to pay the £35,000 starting price.
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Of the 99 vans which arrived in Southampton, all but 20 of the iconic £35,000 vehicles already have buyers
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They are due to be fitted out by Bristol-based company Danbury Motorcaravans before they are sold
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End of production, due to new health and safety laws in Brazil, now pushing price of second-hand campers up

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