BASLE, Switzerland (CNN)  -- Russia joined Germany and Turkey in the semifinals of Euro 2008 with a 3-1 upset win over the Netherlands after extra time in Basle on Saturday night. Roman Pavlyuchenko scored the Russian opener in Basle. Goals in the second half of added time from substitute Dmitri Torbinski and the magical Andrei Arshavin capped a triumphant night for the Russians. Roman Pavlyuchenko put Guus Hiddink's men ahead in the the 56th minute and they looked to be going through in normal time until Ruud van Nistelrooy stole an 86th minute equalizer for the Dutch. Hiddink's men will face either Italy or Spain in the last four after confounding the form book to put out the Dutch.
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Russia beat Netherlands 3-1 after extra time in Euro 2008 quarterfinal
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Dmitri Torbinski and Andrei Arshavin score winning goals in added time
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Roman Pavlyuchenko put Russia ahead with Ruud van Nistelrooy equalizing
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Guus Hiddink's men will play either Italy or Spain in the semifinals

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Question: The Russians kept pouring forward against a tiring Dutch side and @placeholder escaped down the left to send over a teasing cross which Torbinski turned in at the far post.


Every single week for the past 22 years, a group of elderly South Korean women has camped outside the Japanese Embassy in Seoul, enduring the heat and humidity of the region's monsoonal summer and the sub-zero temperatures of the brutal Korean winter. Why? They want an apology for being forced into sexual slavery as so-called "comfort women" by the Japanese military before and during World War II -- an apology that numerous Japanese governments insist has already been publicly given more than two decades ago. It has been almost 70 years since the end of World War II and yet this issue still has the power to derail relations at the very top of these two countries.
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Japan and Korea to meet Wednesday to discuss "various subjects"
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One of the topics divisive between two countries is comfort women
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Only 55 of those registered with South Korean government as comfort women are alive

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:06 EST, 13 September 2013 | UPDATED: 13:07 EST, 13 September 2013 An Arizona landscaper has been arrested for branding his girlfriend's genitals with his initials. Christopher Lynn Jackson, 49, of Chandler, is accused of drugging the unidentified woman at a baseball game, who later awoke in pain to find him with branding equipment and a butane torch. She then found the letters 'C' and 'J' branded onto her 'vaginal area', Gawker.com reported. Arrested: Christopher Lynn Jackson, 49, of Chandler, Arizona, has been arrested for branding a former girlfriend's genitals with his initials Jackson, the owner of a landscaping business called Lawn Tamers, apparently bragged to his now ex-girlfriend about having done the same thing to other former girlfriends, according to court documents obtained by New Times.
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Christopher Lynn Jackson drugged his then girlfriend but she awoke to find him with branding equipment and a butane torch
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He told his victim 'her vagina was his'
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He bragged about having done the same thing to ex girlfriends
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Jackson was arrested on a felony aggravated assault charge

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A wonderful opportunity is opening up for Danny Welbeck over the next few weeks. At last, he can play where he has always wanted. It’s very unfortunate that Olivier Giroud is injured for Arsenal and Daniel Sturridge is out for England. For Welbeck, though, these circumstances have presented him with the chance to establish his credentials. For both club and country, it is all finally coming together for the 23-year-old striker. VIDEO Scroll down to find out who is playing a big role in settling Welbeck in at Arsenal Danny Welbeck celebrates after scoring his hat trick against Galatasaray on Wednesday night
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Welbeck has a wonderful opportunity opening up over the next few weeks
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Arsenal striker now has a chance to establish himself as a centre forward
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Arsene Wenger's change in tactics have been puzzling in recent years
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Cesc Fabregas will be centre of attention at Stamford Bridge on Sunday
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Nemanja Matic is from same mould as Patrick Vieira and Emmanuel Petit

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(CNN) -- A 6.3-magnitude earthquake ripped through Christchurch, New Zealand, on Tuesday afternoon, causing multiple fatalities as it toppled buildings onto buses, buckled streets and damaged cathedrals, authorities said. New Zealand Police announced on the agency's website that a large-scale evacuation of the central city was under way. According to the news release, the earthquake killed an undetermined number of people at various locations around the city, including passengers on two buses crushed by buildings that had fallen on them. TVNZ reported that the 147-year-old Christchurch Cathedral's spire had toppled, Christchurch Hospital was being evacuated and the airport was closed.
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NEW: Police say the 6.3-magnitude earthquake caused "multiple fatalities"
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NEW: Large-scale evacuations of central Christchurch are under way
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NEW: Witness describes "windows blowing out, bricks falling down, people screaming"
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The city's Catholic and Anglican cathedrals are damaged; Christchurch airport is closed

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(CNN) -- Dubai could lose its place on the Women's Tennis Association Tour calendar after Israeli Shahar Peer was denied entry to compete at this week's event, the WTA supremo warned Monday. Shahar Peer told CNN she learned of her visa ban Saturday, just before her scheduled flight to Dubai. Peer was scheduled to fly into the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, but was informed Saturday night by telephone that she would not be granted a visa. WTA Chairman and CEO Larry Scott said the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour "will review appropriate future actions with regard to the future of the Dubai tournament."
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Israeli tennis player back in Tel Aviv after being denied entry for Dubai event
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Shahar Peer told night before tournament she would not be granted visa by UAE
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WTA chief Larry Scott warned Dubai tournament could lose place on calendar
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Scott: "This runs counter to everything we were promised and is a setback"

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After 10 days stranded far from home, all 52 passengers from a ship stuck in Antarctic ice have now been transferred by helicopter to an Australian icebreaker. "It's 100% we're off! A huge thanks to all," tweeted Chris Turney, an Australian professor among the group of scientists, journalists and tourists marooned on the ship. A helicopter from a nearby Chinese icebreaker ferried passengers Thursday to the Australian icebreaker, the Aurora Australis. The rescue is the latest chapter in a saga that began Christmas Eve after the Russian-flagged MV Akademik Shokalskiy got stuck in unusually thick ice. Officials abandoned a succession of other rescue attempts in recent days because of the treacherous conditions in the region.
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Chief mate: Passengers are very happy now to be on the Australian icebreaker
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He thanks Chinese icebreaker crew whose helicopter ferried 52 to safety
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"It's 100% we're off! A huge thanks to all," a professor on the ship tweets
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22 Russian crew members are still on board the trapped ship, the MV Akademik Shokalskiy

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(CNN) -- Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah condemned the crackdown on anti-government protesters in Syria on Sunday, saying there is "no justification for the bloodshed." In a written statement released via Saudi state television Sunday night, Abdullah said the kingdom had recalled its ambassador from Damascus for consultations. "What is happening there is not accepted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," the king said. "There is no justification for the bloodshed in Syria, and what is happening has nothing to do with religion or ethics. The Syrian leadership could activate comprehensive reforms quickly." Demonstrations against the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad began in March, and protesters have defied increasingly harsh efforts to put down the movement. Government troops and police launched a fresh crackdown last week, prompting condemnation from a variety of countries and organizations, including the Arab League, the United Nations and the Roman Catholic Church.
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The Syrian crackdown is "not accepted" by Riyadh, King Abdullah says
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Saudi Arabia has recalled its ambassador and called for reform in Syria

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:11 EST, 15 October 2012 | UPDATED: 07:36 EST, 16 October 2012 President John F Kennedy had a speech prepared in October 1962 announcing to the American people a full scale invasion of Cuba, it has been revealed. He planned to deliver the speech if Soviet ships carrying strategic nuclear missiles reached the island, according to papers released from Robert F Kennedy’s personal files by the John F Kennedy Presidential Library. The Cuban Missile Crisis began 50 years ago this week, but even now the world is still learning just how close it was to nuclear Armageddon during those 13 tense days.
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'If we go in, we go in hard': Cold War documents found in stash of Robert F Kennedy's papers
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Other revelations include a mafia-assisted plot to kill Fidel Castro
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By Neil Ashton Follow @@neilashton_ Mauricio Pochettino is ready to walk away from Southampton in the summer after hiring a team of lawyers to study the fine print in his contract. Pochettino was talked into staying at the club until the end of the season during an emotional meeting with the club’s former executive chairman, Nicola Cortese, on Wednesday evening. The highly regarded Southampton manager, who is trying to prepare for Saturday’s clash at Sunderland, admitted he will make a decision on his future at the end of the season. Brief encounter? Southampton boss Mauricio Pochettino greets a member of staff before his press conference
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Mauricio Pochettino will make a decision at the end of the season
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The Argentine has employed a team of lawyers to look over his contract
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‘I am a loyal person and a legal person,' he said.
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Saints owner Katharina Liebherr met Pochettino for just five minutes
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The departed Nicola Cortese faces a compensation battle with the Liebherr family
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Chelsea and Manchester City are circling for Luke Shaw, rated at £30m

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Amne Alrifai said Muslim women have become too frightened to leave their own homes Muslims communities in Sydney have organised 'chaperoning services' for women on public outings after a rise in abuse and vandalism. They say there has been a rise in attacks since the anti-terror raids three weeks ago, as well as reports of Australians fighting for the Islamic State in recent months. There has been 30 attacks reported on Muslims because of their religion since the first anti-terror raids in Sydney on September 18, according to the Muslim Legal Network. Most of these attacks were on women wearing the traditional Muslim hijab, the organisation says.
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Muslims communities are organising chaperoning services for public outings after a rise in incidents of abuse and vandalism
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The services are organised through a Facebook page called Australian Non Muslims supporting Muslims, which opened in September
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Following the anti-terrorist raids in Australia, there have been around 30 attacks reported on Muslims, mostly against women wearing the hijab
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Amne Alrifai said  Muslim women have faced so much aggression in Sydney; they have become too frightened to leave their own homes
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The 23-year-old said her newsfeed has been rife with accounts of abuse and photographs of vandalised properties

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By Harriet Arkell With its elegant ballroom, banqueting hall, rolling acres and lake, Grade I-listed Halswell House looks as if it should be worth several million pounds. But the Palladian mansion, once described by Sir Nikolaus Pevsner as 'the most important house of its date in the country', is for sale at a knockdown £250,000 after being repossessed when its owner was declared bankrupt. For the price of a one-bedroom flat in one of London's less exclusive areas, you could pick up one of Britain's finest country mansions that comes with beautiful Tudor buildings and 30 acres of lush Somerset land.
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Halswell House in Bridgwater, Somerset, is one of Britain's finest houses and boasts Tudor buildings and 31 acres
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The Palladian mansion was described by Pevsner as 'the most important house of its date in the country'
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Ballroom, banqueting hall, lake and follies all included with auctioneer's guide price of £250,000-£500,000 for the lot
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The estate was repossessed after owner Grahame Bond declared bankrupt and is priced for a quick sale
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The Tudor manor house was built for Robert Halswell whose son Nicholas became Bridgwater MP
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During the Second World War an area of Halswell's parkland was used as a camp for Italian prisoners of war

Question: View from the terrace: Halswell House comes with 31 acres of beautiful @placeholder countryside and the owner will enjoy splendid isolation


James Bond has seen off countless dastardly villains in his time – but he might have met his match in North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. For the leader of the communist regime is believed to be behind the leaking online of a working draft of the script for the next 007 film. And he is also thought to be responsible for the revelation of a number of embarrassing emails which show producers’ scathing criticisms of the £190 million production. Scroll down for video A draft script for the next 007 film, featuring Daniel Craig and his co-stars Lea Seydoux, left, and Monica Bellucci, right, is believed to have been hacked by the regime of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un
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Filming of Spectre began last week featuring Daniel Craig as James Bond
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Studio executives have said the script is a huge disappointment
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One executive wrote: ‘You guys set me up for a let-down on the climax.'

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A serial murderer and rapist has been given the right to end his life under controversial Belgian euthanasia laws, it has emerged. Frank Van Den Bleeken, 50, has been behind bars for 30 years and has no hope of release because of his intensely violent urges. Now judges in Brussels have agreed that Van Den Bleeken can commit suicide with the help of medics. Jos Vander Velpen, the prisoner’s lawyer, said: ‘Over recent years, he has been seen by several doctors and psychologists and their conclusion is that he is suffering, and suffering unbearably.’ Scroll down for video Nearing the end: Frank Van Den Bleeken, 50, has been behind bars for 30 years and has no hope of release because of his intensely violent urges. He has now been give the right to end his life
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Frank Van Den Bleeken, 50, has been behind bars for 30 years
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Belgian judges have ruled he can die with the aid of doctors
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His lawyer says the killer is 'suffering, and suffering unbearably'

Question: Mr @placeholder said his client met all such conditions, and for the past four years had felt he ‘couldn’t stand to live like this any longer and could no longer accept the pain’.


Margaret Thatcher was one of the defining personalities of the 20th century. In diplomacy, economics, society and as a woman, she had enormous impact at home and abroad. The test of a statesman is whether he or she changes the political weather. Thatcher, who won an unprecedented three consecutive general elections, certainly did that as UK prime minister from 1979 to 1990. What do you think about the loss of Britain's 'Iron Lady'? Share your thoughts on CNN iReport But Thatcher not only changed the philosophy of her own party, the right-leaning Conservatives, she also forced other parties to change their whole approach to politics. Since Thatcher, all British mainstream parties have been believers, more or less, in the market economy.
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Margaret Thatcher was the UK's first female prime minister
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She had changed the philosophy of the Conservatives as well other parties
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Thatcher founded popular capitalism in Britain
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Her strength made her an icon to conservatives in many parts of the world

Question: They say it was under @placeholder's financial ministers that chronic underspending on Britain's public services created problems that are still being rectified today.


(CNN) -- Billy the Kid is dead and probably doesn't care, but a pardon for the cold-blooded killer may be in the offing. Gov. Bill Richardson, called a "Billy the Kid buff," is looking at an old promise by another governor, and not the Kid's reputation, in deciding whether to issue a posthumous pardon, a spokeswoman said Thursday. No matter that Billy the Kid has been in the ground since 1881. That hasn't dimmed interest in the cattle-rustling outlaw. Tourists, especially from Europe, are fascinated with Billy the Kid, born Henry McCarty, but also known as William H. Bonney and Henry Antrim. He died at the hands of Sheriff Pat Garrett when he was only 21.
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New Mexico governor considers pardoning Billy the Kid
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Descendants of the sheriff who killed Billy ask him not to do so
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Pat Garrett's family says Billy was a murderer not worthy of pardon

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Washington (CNN)  -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday sharply defended his government's plan to build new housing on disputed land in East Jerusalem, a decision that has put Israel at odds with its leading ally. In a defiant speech to the leading pro-Israel lobby in the United States, Netanyahu said Jewish neighborhoods in East Jerusalem are "an integral and inextricable part of modern Jerusalem." "The connection between the Jewish people and Jerusalem cannot be denied," Netanyahu said to prolonged applause. "The Jewish people were building Jerusalem 3,000 years ago, and the Jewish people are building Jerusalem today. Jerusalem is not a settlement. It is our capital."
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NEW: Netanyahu tells Israeli lobby that Jewish building in East Jerusalem will continue
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Commitment to Israel "unwavering, enduring and forever," Hillary Clinton says
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Secretary of state says U.S. will also continue to rebuke Israel when necessary
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Construction plans in East Jerusalem has strained U.S.-Israeli ties

Question: The United States is Israel's leading ally and provides nearly $3 billion a year in aid to the Jewish state, about three-quarters of which goes to purchase @placeholder military equipment.


(CNN) -- A nervous calm settled over northwest Peru on Monday night, three days after clashes between indigenous citizens and national police left more than 30 dead and 50 wounded. Alberto Pizango, a leader of the protesters, says his followers did not kill police officers. A 3 p.m.-6 a.m. curfew seemed to be holding, and both sides in the bloody episode said they wanted dialogue, not bullets. "The situation is much more tranquil," foreign minister Jose Andres Garcia Belaunde told CNN. "There's the possibility of entering into a dialogue." The violence started Friday when national police attacked a roadblock near the city of Bagua in the Amazonian part of northwestern Peru. About 2,500 indigenous people had blocked the main road to protest measures the government has taken to sell land to energy companies and other businesses. Indians native to the area say that it is their land even though they don't have formal property titles.
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More than 30 people have died, 50 have been injured since Friday, reports say
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Indigenous people protest government plan to sell land to energy companies
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Peruvian President Alan Garcia vows to put down the demonstrations

Question: @placeholder rights advocates put the number of dead and missing as much higher, with some groups saying more than 100 were killed or are missing.


(CNN) -- Two late goals from Seydou Keita and Xavi Hernandez earned 10-man Barcelona a 3-1 win over Sporting Gijon at the Nou Camp on Saturday. Barca, who were without Lionel Messi who is serving a one-match suspension for picking up five yellow cards, opened the scoring in the 42nd minute through Andres Iniesta. But when Gerard Pique saw red immediately after the break, the visitors were handed a lifeline which they duly grabbed -- David Barrel leveling the scores in the 49th minute. The home fans had to wait until the 78th minute for a breakthrough as Keita curled in a shot from the edge of the area before Xavi made sure of the three points two minutes from time.
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Two late goals earn Barcelona 3-1 win over Sporting Gijon
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Real Madrid can restore 10-point gap with with against Espanyol on Sunday
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Ibrahimovic nets quickfire hat-trick for AC Milan as Juventus drop points against Chievo

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When Txiki Begiristain made his way out of the draw hall in Nyon, Manchester City’s director of football wondered out loud why he bothered to make the short hop to Switzerland. For Manuel Pellegrini’s team to go deep into the Champions League, City must overcome one of the most feared forward lines in the history of the game. Again. They were beaten, well beaten as it happens, over two legs by the brilliance of Lionel Messi and his Barcelona team at this stage of the competition last season. Paris Saint-Germain vs Chelsea Manchester City vs Barcelona Bayer Leverkusen vs Atletico Madrid
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Manchester City will play Barcelona for second consecutive season
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Catalan side knocked City out 4-1 on aggregate in round of 16 last year
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Chelsea take on Paris Saint-Germain as David Luiz faces former club
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Arsenal play Monaco as Arsene Wenger faces his former club
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Defending champions Real Madrid take on German side Schalke
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Favourites Bayern Munich will play Shakhtar Donetsk
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Bayer Leverkusen face Atletico Madrid, Basle play Porto and Juventus take on Borussia Dortmund in other ties

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By Daily Mail Reporters and Associated  Press Reporter Former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason has apologized for blasting New York Mets player Daniel Murphy for missing the first two games of the season while on paternity leave. Esiason flippantly declared on his WFAN morning radio show yesterday that Murphy's wife, Victoria, should have had a C-section before the opening day so her second baseman husband could play baseball. 'I'm sorry that he (Murphy) had to go through that. No man should have to go through that,' Esiason said on the Boomer & Carton show this morning, according to Jezebel. 'And certainly Daniel Murphy, who we both admire much as a baseball player as anybody else - and all I can say is that I truly, truly, feel terrible about what I put them through. So for that I certainly apologize.'
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Former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason yesterday declared on his talk radio show that Daniel Murphy's wife should have had a C-section before opening day
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Murphy took the first two games off to be with his wife Victoria Murphy while she gave birth to their first child
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He apologized today for putting the couple's life under the spotlight
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Afternoon host Mike Francesa who called paternity leave a 'scam' and 'gimmick' is unrepentant
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Murphy said he doesn't regret his decision and has enjoyed spending time with new son Noah

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(CNN) -- Greg Allen's obsession with finding his missing daughter began more than a decade ago, when the mother finally made good on a threat and fled with the daughter from Texas to Mexico, according to him and authorities. Sabrina Allen was a month away from turning age 5, and the visit with her non-custodial mother, Dara Marie Llorens, was supposed to last only a weekend in April 2002, as part of a court agreement. But that weekend visitation in Austin lasted 12 years and finally ended Tuesday, when Mexican and U.S. authorities said they found the girl and her mother living in seclusion in a small apartment in a town between Mexico City and Puebla. The mother will face charges in Travis County, Texas, said Dan Powers, an FBI assistant special agent in charge in San Antonio, Texas.
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A confidential informant helps authorities find missing daughter and mom
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Father has yet to see daughter, who's now in care of psychologist
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"I was Ahab and the white whale. I was not going to survive," father says of ordeal
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The girl, who went missing at age 4, is now 17, and her mother is now 44, the FBI says

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By Alex Greig PUBLISHED: 16:33 EST, 10 August 2013 | UPDATED: 16:33 EST, 10 August 2013 More than 100,000 people have applied to be a part of the Mars One project, which aims to colonize the red planet starting in 2022. Out of the thousands, 40 people will be selected. Of the 40, just four will participate in the first passage to Mars, which is scheduled to leave in September 2022 and land seven months later in April 2023. None of the four will ever return to Earth. Mission to Mars: The selected candidates will live in pressurized cabins equipped with 'plant production units' for growing food
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The Mars One mission aims to take four settlers to live on Mars in 2022 - forever
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More than 100,000 people, including 30,000 Americans, have applied so far

Question: When humans go to Mars, when they settle on Mars and build a new @placeholder, a new planet.


(CNN) -- An explosive century from birthday boy Ross Taylor helped New Zealand crush Pakistan by 110 runs and go top of their group at the Cricket World Cup. Taylor hit an unbeaten 131 off just 124 balls as the Kiwis smashed an incredible 100 runs off the final five overs of their innings. New Zealand looked set to post a modest total as they labored to 164-4 with ten overs remaining but fireworks from Taylor -- who hit seven sixes -- and Jacob Oram saw them amass 138 more runs. Finishing on 302-7 off their 50 overs the Kiwis shell shocked Pakistan, who contributed to their own downfall with sloppy fielding and poor bowling.
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New Zealand beat Pakistan by 110 runs at the Cricket World Cup
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Ross Taylor smashes a superb unbeaten 131 as Kiwis make 302-7
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New Zealand smash 100 off final five overs before Pakistan slump to 192 all out
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England fast bowler Stuart Broad ruled out of World Cup with a side strain

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Washington (CNN) -- After years of planning and months of campaigning, the most expensive presidential race in history comes down to a final five-day whirlwind of speeches and television ads in the eight states still up for grabs. President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney plan to hold virtually nonstop events between now and the Tuesday election considered too close to call. The focus is on battleground states worth 95 of the 270 electoral votes needed to win. Both sides are trying to close the deal with a dwindling number of uncommitted voters, while making sure supporters actually cast ballots.
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Romney and running mate Paul Ryan to campaign in Pennsylvania
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President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney target battleground states in final days
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The focus is on turning out the vote and persuading the dwindling undecideds
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The campaigns compete with speeches and ads in states still up for grabs

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Never fear the night of the living dead -- the Pentagon has got you covered. From responses to natural disasters to a catastrophic attack on the homeland, the U.S. military has a plan of action ready to go if either incident occurs. It has also devised an elaborate plan should a zombie apocalypse befall the country, according to a  Defense Department document obtained by CNN. In an unclassified document titled "CONOP 8888," officials from U.S. Strategic Command used the specter of a planet-wide attack by the walking dead as a training template for how to plan for real-life, large-scale operations, emergencies and catastrophes.
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Pentagon planners draw up disaster plans to deal with different contingencies
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Planners created an attack by the walking dead to plan for large-scale operations
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Tactics include "concentration of all firepower to the head, specifically the brain"

Question: The only real purpose of the document was to practice how to execute a plan for handling something as large and serious a situation like flesh-eating beings trying to overrun the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- An advocate for the family of Cameron Todd Willingham, executed six years ago after a fire killed three of his daughters, is sharply questioning the objectivity of the head of the Texas commission looking into whether the man was rightly convicted. Stephen Saloom, the policy director of the nonprofit legal advocacy group the Innocence Project, brought up a comment attributed last week to John Bradley, chairman of the Texas Forensic Science Commission, during the public comments portion of that panel's meeting Friday. According to the published report, Bradley said that anti-death penalty groups wanted to hold up Willingham -- convicted in 1992 after a jury determined he deliberately set the fire that killed his three girls -- as a "poster boy" for their cause. Bradley questioned that approach, calling Willingham "a guilty monster."
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Jury convicted Cameron Todd Willingham after finding he set fire that killed three daughters
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Legal advocate questions the objectivity of the Texas board's chairman
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Panel's chairman calls criticism "personal attacks" and says, "We're being used"

Question: At Friday's hearing, Saloom noted "concerns" about several moves that Bradley had made and questioned whether it was necessary to "revisit everything" that the commission had done prior to @placeholder's appointment.


(CNN) -- After finishing tied for 40th at the Masters in April, Rory McIlroy might have been expected to throw himself into a punishing training regime. After all, golf's U.S. Open champion was one of the tipsters' favorites to take the title in Augusta. But the 22-year-old Northern Irishman, so often hyped as the next Tiger Woods, failed to erase memories of his nightmare collapse at the same tournament 12 months previously. But McIlroy didn't brood. He didn't even pick up a club. Instead the world No. 2 flew to Europe for a vacation with his girlfriend, Danish tennis star Caroline Wozniacki.
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U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy returns to PGA Tour after a disappointing Masters,
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Instead of training, the 22-year-old went on a holiday with girlfriend Caroline Wozniacki
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McIlroy cuts down his schedule of events, saying he doesn't want to burn out
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The Northern Irishman is feeling confident at Quail Hollow, where he won in 2010

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By Peter Simpson PUBLISHED: 16:51 EST, 21 May 2013 | UPDATED: 03:53 EST, 22 May 2013 A blind anti-abortion activist forced to flee China after suffering years of torture and persecution has accused the British government of running scared from Beijing. Chen Guangcheng is in the UK to receive an award for exposing the plight of hundreds of thousands of Chinese women forced to undergo abortions and sterilisations as part of China's strict one-child policy. But his request to meet with the Prime Minister David Cameron and Foreign Secretary William Hague during his five-day visit has been snubbed because Downing Street fears 'further punishment' from Beijing and will lose out on trade deals.
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Chen Guangcheng is in UK to receive award for exposing 'gendercide'
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Human rights campaigner says David Cameron is kowtowing to Beijing

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(EW.com) -- Cheerios, rejoice! Jane Lynch, who won an Emmy as sharp-tongued cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester on Fox's "Glee," will make her Broadway debut this spring in the hit musical revival of "Annie." The role seems like a perfect fit for the star: Miss Hannigan, the drunken and scheming head of young Annie's orphanage who melodically complains about being surrounded by "little girls." Lynch, an Illinois native who got her start in theater at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company and Second City, will appear in the musical for eight weeks only, from May 16 through July 14. Two-time Tony-winner Katie Finneran, who has played Miss Hannigan since the new revival opened last November, was recently cast as Michael J. Fox's sister in an untitled new NBC sitcom that has a 22-episode commitment for this fall.
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Jane Lynch will make her Broadway debut this spring in the hit musical revival of "Annie"
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She'll play Miss Hannigan, the drunken head of young Annie's orphanage
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She'll appear in the musical for eight weeks only, from May 16 through July 14

Question: "So I am excited and honored to be making my Broadway debut ... and joining the pantheon of women who have taken on the great and irresistible role of wicked @placeholder."


(CNN)  -- Inter Milan's new coach Leonardo has revealed how he consulted with former Nerazzurri boss Jose Mourinho before deciding to take on the job. The Brazilian has spent much of his playing and coaching career at city rivals AC Milan but after his chat with Mourinho was convinced he was ready to take over from the sacked Rafael Benitez. "I called him because I don't think you could come to Inter without going through him," Leonardo told the Italian club's official website. "We exchanged ideas on lots of things and I now share his opinions on lots of things.
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Leonardo reveals he took advice from Jose Mourinho before taking Inter job
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Leonardo took charge after Rafael Benitez was sacked in the week before Christmas
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Mourinho led Inter to a historic treble last season before going to Real Madrid

Question: Despite @placeholder's faltering league performances this season under Benitez, Leonardo is convinced that he does not need to make wholesale changes.

Question: @placeholder believes there is enough quality at Inter to repeat last season's successes.


Last updated at 6:35 PM on 27th October 2011 It wouldn't be India if preparations for the newest grand prix in the calendar weren't a bit last minute. And today, as British Formula One star Jenson Button whizzed round the new £250m Buddh International Circuit, near Delhi, in a rickshaw, workers were carrying out a series of last minute fixes. Clumps of grass were being replaced, other sections were being PAINTED and the stands were given a wash down with hoses ahead of tomorrow's first practice session. As the touches were applied, nervous officials looked on desperately hoping the country will be able to shake off the image of incompetency that accompanied the country's hosting of last year's Commonwealth Games.
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Formula One makes debut at £250m venue near Delhi - but fears grow over lack of testing
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Country desperate to banish memories of embarrassing Commonwealth Games build-up

Question: remains high among @placeholder chiefs that the event will be an unequivocal success.


Older adolescent girls across the world are increasingly experiencing severe anxiety and depression, a new Australian study has found. The review, which has been published in the in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, looked at 19 extensive studies conducted across 12 countries and found that teenage girls in Northern Europe, the UK and China are specifically experiencing an increase in mental health problems. The studies leader, Dr William Bor from the University of Queensland, told the Daily Mail Australia that a combination of cultural, schooling and economic factors are most likely to be leading to the growing problem.
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The review looked at 19 studies conducted across 12 countries
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It found an increase in anxiety and depression in teenagers across Northern Europe, the UK and China
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The number of older adolescent girls suffering from mental health problems was double that off boys

Question: 'We also have to account for why we are seeing a rise in @placeholder –so it's clearly not just a western phenomenon.'


By Richard Shears PUBLISHED: 10:16 EST, 16 November 2012 | UPDATED: 18:36 EST, 16 November 2012 A shipwrecked yacht containing £80million of cocaine and the decomposing body of a dead crew member has been found by divers in the Pacific. The unusual discovery of the French-named vessel called Jereve, which was laden with 204 one-kilo blocks of cocaine, was made about ten miles north of Tonga's main island. A second crew member from the 40ft yacht, which had been tracked by authorities since it left Ecuador in August, is missing leaving police in four countries trying to establish if he is dead or on the run.
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Vessel had been tracked by drug enforcement authorities after it left Ecuador, but they lost contact on October 5
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Discovery of 204 one-kilo blocks of cocaine was made about ten miles north of Tonga's main island
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Police trying to identify whether second crew member who is missing is dead or managed to escape

Question: the body was that of a 'palagni' – the @placeholder name for a white person


(CNN) -- English cricketer Kevin Pietersen has reached an agreement with the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) which paves the way for his return to the national team. Arguably England's most naturally talented cricketer, Pietersen was dropped by selectors in August after it emerged he had sent "provocative" text messages to South Africa's players during a recent Test series between the two teams. However the South-African born Pietersen must undergo a "reintegration program", before England team director Andy Flower can pick him. "ECB and Kevin Pietersen confirm that agreement has been reached concerning a process for his reintegration into the England team during the remainder of 2012," said an ECB statement.
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Kevin Pietersen agrees return to the England cricket team
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The South African-born batsman frozen out after sending provocative text messages
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Pietersen has signed a new central contract and will begin a "re-integration" process
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The batsman could return to the team in time for February's tour of New Zealand

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(CNN) -- A nurse accused of killing a Texas mother in a parking lot and stealing her 3-day-old son had suffered a miscarriage and believed she needed to show her fiance that she had a child, authorities said Wednesday. A judge refused to allow bond for Verna McClain, 30, a mother of three children. McClain told her fiance "she was pregnant and had given birth to a child, by him," said Montgomery County Sheriff's Capt. Bruce Zenor. "She represented this (the abducted baby) as her child." Witnesses said Kala Golden, 28, who was shot outside a Houston-area pediatrician's office Tuesday, screamed and attempted to chase after the car with her son inside, CNN affiliate KTRK reported.
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The suspect had a miscarriage and wanted a baby to show fiance, authorities say
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Kala Golden apparently was shot for her 3-day-old baby, an arrest report says
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The shooting occurs outside a pediatrician's office in Texas
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The mother is shot repeatedly and dies at the hospital

Question: @placeholder returned to the apartment as the investigation was continuing and asked to speak to police, the report said.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama unveiled a new $5 billion veterans jobs plan Friday that the administration says will put thousands of men and women who once wore their country's uniform back to work. The new Veterans Jobs Corps initiative, first mentioned in the president's State of the Union address last week, involves partnerships with the Veterans Administration and the Interior Department, as well as state and local law enforcement agencies. Under the blueprint, the administration will award $166 million in grant money to communities that show a preference for hiring post-9/11 veterans for new law enforcement positions. In addition, $320 million in grant money will be awarded to various fire departments who pledge to hire and train new veterans.
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NEW: Obama calls jobs for veterans "a top priority"
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The initiative would involve the Veterans Administration and Interior Department
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The proposal's $5 billion price tag makes it a potentially tough sell in Congress

Question: @placeholder last fall rejected a similar proposal that was part of the president's broader jobs initiative.


MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- Criminal charges were filed against the co-owner of a Florida clinic where a teenager claims she sought an abortion, but instead gave birth to a baby that the woman allegedly threw in the trash. Belkis Gonzalez has a prior conviction of unlicensed practice of medicine for incidents in 2004. Belkis Gonzalez, 43, was co-owner of the now-defunct A Gyn Diagnostic Center in Hialeah, Florida. She faces a second-degree felony count of unlicensed practice of a health care profession resulting in serious bodily injury and a third-degree felony count of tampering with or fabricating physical evidence, authorities said Tuesday.
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Belkis Gonzalez faces felony counts stemming from abortion in Florida clinic
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Sycloria Williams claims Belkins cut cord and placed baby, placenta in trash
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Gonzalez told police she stood at doctor's side for procedure, baby was not alive

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(Wired) -- Maybe Apple approved Skyfire, an iPhone web browser that plays Flash videos, to prove a point: Flash is losing relevance. Despite widespread excitement over the first app to work with Adobe's plug-in, it turns out that Skyfire isn't very useful. My hands-on time with the app, which came out Wednesday (and quickly "sold out," according to the developer's press release), was an eye-opening experience. The app's primary function is to take websites that use embedded Flash video and automatically transcode that video into HTML5 so that it's viewable on the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. CNNMoney: iPhone Flash app pulled from Apple
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Despite widespread excitement, it turns out that Skyfire isn't very useful
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The app's primary function is to transcode that video so it's viewable on Apple products
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Some Flash-dependent sites that work well on Skyfire, are "Daily Show" and "Colbert Report"

Question: That makes me believe that the tipping point for @placeholder to become irrelevant is when the most-popular porn sites shift to HTML5.


(CNN) -- Generations of rock hounds and miners have turned the earth in western North Carolina, looking to bring a special ruby, sapphire or emerald -- the "big three" of the gem world -- to the light. The passion started early for Terry Ledford, 53, who operated a gem stand on weekends when he was a kid. "I always loved rocks," said the Spruce Pine resident. For W. Renn Adams, 90, the world of spodumenes, hiddenite and beryl runs even deeper in his blood. His Alexander County family has been digging for them since the 1880s. The men's interests became intertwined early this decade when they became partners on the Adams family farm, which grows corn along with its treasures below.
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Gem is called largest cut emerald in North America
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North Carolina pair found it on farm 14 feet below ground
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Emeralds and another gem, hiddenite, are found only in that area
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Co-owners planning to sell "Carolina Emperor"

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She's a world renowned style icon with some serious selling power, so when the Duchess of Cambridge welcomed her first child, he was undoubtedly going to be one trendy tot. Despite having designers bending over backwards to dress Prince George, Kate has been flying the flag for traditional British brands. In his charming Christmas portrait, the 16-month-old wore a pair of corduroy shorts and socks by Amaia Kids. Scroll down for video Super fans: The Duchess of Cambridge, 32, popped into a local Chelsea boutique to snap up some clothes for Prince George and the shop owners said she is a 'lovely and down to earth' lady
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Pregnant Kate, 32, picked up clothes for George at Amaia Kids
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Shop owners are huge fans of the Duchess and her style
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Prince George wore their £36 shorts and £7 socks in Christmas snaps

Question: Discussing Kate's style, @placeholder said: 'She always gets it right and picks the right outfit for the right occasion'


(CNN) -- French parachutist Michel Fournier vowed Tuesday to try again to launch a record-breaking skydive in August, hours after a "freak" accident over Canada aborted his second attempt to do so. Michel Fournier tests his equipment a few days before his attempt to break four world records. "I'm not about to give up," the 64-year-old adventurer said of his shot at setting a world record for the highest jump and fastest, longest free fall by a man riding a balloon. Tuesday's attempt was thwarted when an electrical charge broke the cable connecting the balloon to the gondola, causing it to slip away from his ground crew and rise into the Saskatchewan skies over North Battleford.
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NEW: Parachutist Michel Fournier promises to try record jump again
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Balloon escapes as French skydiver attempts free fall record
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Tuesday's attempt thwarted when an electrical charge broke important cable

Question: @placeholder authorities approved the mission over the town of North Battleford, in sparsely populated Saskatchewan.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:25 EST, 15 September 2012 | UPDATED: 10:59 EST, 16 September 2012 The career criminal accused of raping a 73-year-old woman in New York's Central Park on Wednesday bragged about how he murdered an elderly cleaning lady and terrified his neighbours so much that they bought guns to protect themselves when he was released from prison, it has been revealed. David Albert Mitchell's one-time girlfriend told how the accused rapist boasted about killing Barbara Flake in the tiny West Virginia community of Jenkinjones, an impoverished and tightknit community in the state's southern coalfields.
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David Albert Mitchell, 42, allegedly boasted about killing Barbara Flake, a West Virginia cleaning lady who was murdered in 2002
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Mitchell has had run-ins with the law all of his adult life
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Accused of raping a 73-year-old birdwatcher in Central Park on Wednesday
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Half-brother Joe insists it wasn't David but his alter-ego, Johnny, who carried out the alleged rape

Question: He is convinced it was Johnny who brutally raped the 73-year-old birdwalker in @placeholder, not David.


Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid may rule La Liga, but cast your eyes away from the glitz, glamour and silverware and head north to the Basque Country. There's a new Spanish fairytale in SD Eibar. On Sunday, the minnows will play their first ever Spanish top flight game against Real Sociedad in front of a few thousand fans at their Ipurua Stadium home. With this, they become the smallest ever team to play in the top division. With a capacity of 5,250 - less than 18 of the current Vanarama Conference grounds - it will be a cramped, rowdy but overall celebratory affair. That's because Eibar's place in La Liga was nearly taken away from them.
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SD Eibar are gearing up for their first-ever season in La Liga
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Spanish minnows won promotion from Segunda last season
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Spanish FA threatened the club with double relegation after demanding the club had to raise 1.7million euros to play in the top flight
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Xabi Alonso and David Silva, two former players, helped support the campaign to see the club in La Liga
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Over 8,000 people from 48 countries now own part of the Basque minnows
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Club's Ipurua Municipal Stadium holds a capacity of 5,250
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Kit colours of red and blue stripes originated from Barcelona's strip
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Eibar's nickname is 'the Gunners' and town's population is 27,000

Question: A campaign, Defiende al Eibar – Defend @placeholder – was created by the club and supported by former loan players David Silva and Xabi Alonso, who echoed these concerns.

Question: In fact, Eibar are miles from any @placeholder side in size.


In a potentially devastating blow for Roger Goodell, a law enforcement official claims he sent a video of Ray Rice punching his then-fiancee to an NFL executive five months ago - completely contradicting the commissioners claim that no one at the NFL had seen it before Monday. The person played The Associated Press a 12-second voicemail received from from an NFL office number on April 9 confirming the video arrived. A female voice expresses thanks for the video and says: 'You're right. It's terrible.' And in a sign the NFL is descending into full damage limitation mode, Goodell announced former FBI director Robert S. Mueller III will conduct a probe into how the league pursued and handled evidence as it investigated claims against Rice.
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Law enforcement official claims they sent NFL copy of Rice elevator video
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Source claims they received phone message confirming it arrived on April 9
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NFL Commissioner claims no one has seen the video at the organization
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Source sent the video to the NFL himself not through official channels
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NFL have appointed former FBI Director to head internal investigation

Question: The law enforcement official, speaking to the @placeholder on condition of anonymity because of the ongoing investigation, says he had no further communication with any NFL employee and can't confirm anyone watched the video.


Real Madrid may be four points behind rivals Barcelona in La Liga but Carlo Ancelotti's galacticos are not showing any signs of pressure. Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo and Co were in high spirits as they prepared to face Athletic Bilbao on Sunday. Bale was seen sharing a joke with Luka Modric, while the likes of Javier Hernandez and James Rodriguez were also showing off their skills. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Gareth Bale fool Marcelo and Rodriguez with disguised pass Gareth Bale (left) shares a joke with Real Madrid team-mate Luke Modric (centre) in training Cristiano Ronaldo (centre) as ever appeared to be centre of attention during training on Saturday
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Real  looking for six straight win when they take on Athletic Bilbao on Sunday
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Carlo Ancelotti's side are four points behind Barcelona in La Liga
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Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo and Javier Hernandez looked relaxed in training

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The live-in lover of French President Francois Hollande today infuriated the mother of his four children by backing her electoral rival for a place in Parliament. Valerie Trierweiler, 47, has never made any secret of her dislike for Segolene Royal, the 58-year-old who shared Mr Hollande's life for more than 30 years. Ms Royal was, in turn, devastated when Mr Hollande left her for Ms Trierweiler, a Paris Match magazine journalist, in 2007. Battling back: Segolene Royal (left) has been left infuriated by Valerie Trierweiler (right), France's new First Lady, because the latter is backing her rival in an election
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Valerie Trierweiler supports Segolene Royal's rival in parliamentary vote
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Could signal end of Royal's political career if she loses upcoming election

Question: Such a message, from the serving first lady of France, could easily swing the election against Ms @placeholder and effectively end her political career.


Former foreign minister Bob Carr has hit back at claims he was lazy in the job saying he was entirely committed to working around the clock. Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard made the eyebrow raising comments while talking to channel nine journalist Ray Martin in an interview which is set to be aired Tuesday night. Martin told Triple M's 'The Grill Team', Ms Gillard unloaded on the former foreign affairs minister and she said that it was a mistake to appoint Bob Carr and when he got there he was 'lazy'. 'She certainly makes it clear that he didn't like hard work,' said Martin.
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Bob Carr has bit back at claims he was lazy saying he worked around the clock
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Former PM Julia Gillard thought Bob Carr's appointment as Foreign Minister was 'a mistake'
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Mr Carr says his diary  demonstrates that he was totally engaged in a 'tough and demanding job'
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Former PM Julia Gillard tells how she thought Kevin Rudd was on the verge of a breakdown
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Ray Martin told Triple M's 'The Grill Team' the former PM thought Kevin Rudd was on the verge of 'an emotional breakdown'
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Ex-PM also unloads on the media, radio broadcaster Alan Jones and Prime Minister Tony Abbott in the interview
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Interview on Nine Network at 6.50pm Tuesday night

Question: 'Certainly she (@placeholder) thinks he was heading for an emotional breakdown.'

Question: 'She's fairly savage on @placeholder, as well,' he added.


(CNN) -- President Obama is celebrated and criticized for greatly accelerating the number of CIA drone attacks in Pakistan, but the similar covert war that he has launched in Yemen has received considerably less attention. The Obama administration has launched an estimated 28 drone strikes and 13 air strikes in Yemen, according to data compiled by the New America Foundation from reliable news reports. By contrast, the administration of George W. Bush only launched one drone attack in Yemen. (The data was gathered from media outlets that include the Associated Press, Reuters, CNN and the Yemen Post.) On April 25, the White House approved a new policy inaugurating a more aggressive campaign of drone strikes in Yemen allowing so-called "signature" strikes. These are strikes on individuals whose patterns of behavior signal the presumed presence of an important militant or of a plot against the United States, even if the targeted individual's identity is unknown.
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U.S. drone attacks in Yemen haven't received as much attention as in Pakistan
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Dozens of airstrikes have killed hundreds, mostly AQAP terrorists, the authors say
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In April, White House approved policy for even more aggressive campaign of drone strikes
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A Yemen expert says the strikes haven't dented AQAP's overall strength

Question: Counting drone attacks and airstrikes in @placeholder is complicated because it has often been unclear whether attacks were launched from drones or from fighter jets, and villagers regularly provide conflicting accounts of the kinds of aircraft used in these attacks.


Kim Watson, 32, has been charged with stealing and selling on goods worth $3.7million from Sears A Sears clerk has been charged with stealing goods worth $3.7million from one of the department store's warehouses. Kim Watson, 32, allegedly sold on the high-end merchandise after taking it from the Sears Distribution Center in Logan Township, New Jersey. Watson, from Clementon, was arrested on Friday after a long-term investigation led detectives to believe the inventory clerk had been taking cash payments for the goods. The investigation, by Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office, found that everything from bedding to kitchen appliances had gone missing.
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Kim Watson, 32, is charged with stealing $3.7million in Sears merchandise
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The department store clerk allegedly sold on the goods for a profit
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Missing merchandise included bedding and kitchen appliances, police say

Question: The haul totaled roughly $3.7million at retail prices, meaning @placeholder had lost around $2.6million.


(CNN)  -- Somalia said a senior al Qaeda operative tied to several attacks in East Africa was killed Monday in a U.S. strike in southern Somalia. Saleh ali Saleh Nabhan, pictured on the FBI's Web site, reportedly was tied to al Qaeda's East Africa operations. Intelligence sources have confirmed to the Somali government that Saleh ali Saleh Nabhan was killed, Information Minister Dahir Mohamud Gelle said Tuesday. "We welcome that attack because those people targeted were murderers, and they are unwanted and unwelcome in Somalia," Gelle said. Nabhan's death will have "a major impact" on al Qaeda's operations in the Horn of Africa, according to one regional analyst.
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NEW: Analyst calls operative "one of the leading al Qaeda figures in East Africa"
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Al Qaeda operative Saleh ali Saleh Nabhan killed, Somali official says
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U.S. special operations forces fired on car from chopper in Somalia, U.S. officials say
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Officials: Man tied to 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania

Question: The @placeholder had been monitoring the situation for days and had intelligence that Nabhan was in the area, the U.S. officials said.


Rio Ferdinand will not replace Clint Hill as QPR captain when he joins the Loftus Road club. Ferdinand is finalising his move to west London and is expected to sign soon. The former Manchester United and England captain is close to agreeing a one-year deal with QPR after leaving Old Trafford at the end of last season. Go west: Rio Ferdinand is set to join QPR after leaving Manchester United New chapter: Ferdinand is set to move back to London and join the promoted club The move will see him reunited with Harry Redknapp, for whom he first signed as a schoolboy when he joined West Ham 21 years ago.
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Ferdinand finalising his move to Queens Park Rangers
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Switch would see him reunited with his ex-West Ham boss Harry Redknapp
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Ferdinand left Manchester United in the summer after 12 years at club

Question: But despite his experience at the top of the game, @placeholder will not make him captain.


Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola has warned Manchester United they can't afford his best players and claimed the likes of Arjen Robben, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Thomas Muller don't want to leave for the Barclays Premier League anyway. United manager Louis van Gaal had the three Bayern stars on his initial hit list at Old Trafford but summer moves for the trio never really got off the ground. Asked this afternoon if he had to say no to Van Gaal, Guardiola nodded and said: 'They [United] didn't have enough money. Pep Guardiola has warned Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal he cannot afford his top players
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Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola has warned Louis van Gaal he cannot afford his players
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Manchester United spent over £150million during the summer
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Van Gaal forked out £60m on Real Madrid superstar Angel di Maria
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Germany ace Thomas Muller claims he rejected a move to Old Trafford

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By Charles Sale Follow @@charliesale David Wilkie, the former Olympic champion acknowledged as Scotland’s greatest swimmer, was furious at missing out on presenting the Commonwealth Games medals for the event which made him famous. Wilkie, who triumphed in the 200metres breaststroke at Montreal 1976, was due to conduct the ceremony after Michael Jamieson was beaten by Scottish compatriot Ross Murdoch in Glasgow. But Wilkie, the first swimmer to wear a cap and goggles in competition and now a successful businessman, wanted to change into a suit before handing over the gongs. VIDEO Scroll down for Commonwealth Games - Day 4 review
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Scotland’s greatest swimmer was furious at missing out on presenting the Commonwealth Games medals for the event which made him famous
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Wilkie was due to conduct the ceremony after Michael Jamieson was beaten by Scottish compatriot Ross Murdoch in the 200m breaststroke
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There is disappointment within British Swimming that Tom Daley had his boyfriend with him on the flight that made an emergency landing in Russia

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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Libya's new authorities found chemical weapons about a month ago and asked for international aid in securing them, a top military spokesman for the National Transitional Council told CNN Monday. "We found mustard gas missiles in Jufra and we asked our friends to come and help us," Col. Ahmed Bani said. He was adding details to the announcement Sunday by the National Transitional Council's outgoing prime minister, Mahmoud Jibril, that two chemical weapons sites had been discovered. Jibril, speaking to reporters in Tripoli, said the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in the Hague and the United States were notified.
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NEW: Libya's new authorities found mustard gas missiles about a month ago, they say
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The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons was notified
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"The United States was notified because it is ... equipped to deal with this issue"
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Gadhafi agreed to destroy his chemical weapons in 2003 and the project was underway

Question: Before the outbreak of the crisis the Gadhafi regime had destroyed 55% of its declared amounts of mustard gas and 40% of its precursor chemicals for making weapons, according to the @placeholder.


Washington (CNN) -- With Congress mired in dysfunction over immigration, President Barack Obama says he'll do what he can to sidestep the legislative logjam. One possibility: using presidential authority to remove the threat of possible deportation for a few million immigrants living illegally in the country, a step that conservatives decry as amnesty. Here is a look at how we got here and steps Obama could take in coming months to address what all parties agree is a broken immigration system and boost the Democratic brand, though not necessarily in this year's congressional elections. What is the problem? An estimated 11 million or more immigrants are living illegally in the United States, many of them for years or even decades. They work, go to school and otherwise participate in American society even though they broke the law coming here and lack papers allowing them to stay.
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President Obama looks at what he can do without Congress
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More than 11 million immigrants now live illegally in America
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Possibilities include work permits for a few million of them
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Both parties agree the system is broken, but can't agree on a fix

Question: That would violate existing law and be "a direct affront to every single unemployed American, particularly those in our poorest most vulnerable @placeholder communities," Sessions said.


Forget the politics: Sony Pictures was pretty much begging for someone to kill its 'desperately unfunny' comedy on the fictional assassination of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-Un. Leaked emails reveal Sony executives were concerned about the action-comedy featuring Seth Rogen and James Franco — even before hackers believed to be 'state sponsored' by North Korea threatened the company and forced it to shut the movie down. 'The unanimous point of view here is that this (is) another misfire from the pairing,' said an e-mail purportedly written by Peter Taylor, of Sony Pictures UK. Scroll down for video In leaked emails, Sony executives grumbled that 'The Interview' was a 'weak' movie easily considered 'another misifre' from comedy duo James Franco and Seth Rogen
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Sony executives around the world were disappointed about the action-comedy on the fictional assassination of North Korea's leader
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In leaked emails, the executives expressed  concerned over a 'repetitive' movie with humor that 'doesn't really translate' to an international audience
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Peter Taylor, of Sony Pictures UK, said: James Franco's character 'could have been appealing and funny out of his hands'
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Only executives in Australia seemed to have enjoyed 'The Interview'

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By Jeff Powell Follow @@jeffpowell_Mail Lionel Messi is the greatest player in the world, perhaps of all time, and after a few minor adjustments Argentina will be on their way to winning the World Cup. That is how life looks inside the self-deceptive bubble which this Messi band of brothers inhabit. Alejandro Sabella tells it thus: ‘Whatever Messi does or doesn’t do in this World Cup he is the greatest player in the world and one of the greatest in the history of football.’ VIDEO All Star XI: Lionel Messi Moment of genius: Lionel Messi scores a superb goal to put Argentina 2-1 up against Bosnia and (below) Sportsmail's graphic of the strike
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Messi had a nightmare for 64 minutes against Bosnia-Herzegovina
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He is a terrific player but needs a big World Cup to prove himself
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Pele, Alfredo Di Stefano and Garrincha should be slighted by comparison

Question: Well, you could say he was for the duration of the 10 seconds it took him to collect the ball, dance past an assortment of @placeholder defenders and fire his exceptional goal in off a post.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Democratic California Gov. Jerry Brown said Thursday he had signed a bill that will require public schools in the state to teach students about the contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans. The bill, believed to be the first of its kind in the nation, will also require teachers to provide instruction on the role of people with disabilities. "History should be honest," Brown said in a statement. "This bill revises existing laws that prohibit discrimination in education and ensures that the important contributions of Americans from all backgrounds and walks of life are included in our history books. It represents an important step forward for our state, and I thank Senator Leno for his hard work on this historic legislation."
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The bill is believed to be the first of its kind in the nation
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It will also require teachers to instruct on the role of people with disabilities
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"History should be honest," Gov. Brown said in a statement

Question: "It is an outrage that Governor Jerry Brown has opened the classroom door for homosexual activists to indoctrinate the minds of @placeholder's youth, since no factual materials would be allowed to be presented," Rev.


BEIJING, China (CNN) -- Liu Yan, regarded as China's top classical dancer, was to give the performance of a lifetime: She was to dance a solo at the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Liu, in red, performs on the 2008 Beijing Television Chinese New Year Festival Show. She was to perform a dance entitled "Silk Road," a piece intended to convey the rich cultural history of China. But it never happened. Twelve days before she was to take the stage at the Olympics, in an event that China hoped would catapult the nation to international glory, she fell while rehearsing the dance -- leaving her paralyzed from the waist down.
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Liu Yan is paralyzed while rehearsing her solo dance for the Olympics' opening
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Doctors say she will not walk again
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Liu wins many dance awards; she is considered China's top classical dancer
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She believes she will recover and exercises every day

Question: @placeholder does not blame anyone for the accident, saying that in big events, "accidents happen."


By Neil Ashton Follow @@neilashton_ On the flip chart outside England’s dressing room in Miami last week, Roy Hodgson had made it clear that the players were not to discuss the strengths of individual Italians. Gianluigi Buffon, one of the greatest goalkeepers in the history of the game, was off limits. So, too, was former Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli. The same rule applied to Andrea Pirlo. During routine interviews after England’s 0-0 draw with Honduras in the Sun Life Stadium, Jordan Henderson, Phil Jagielka, Joe Hart, Leighton Baines and Glen Johnson were all on message. On Saturday, in the Arena Amazonia, Henderson will be obliged to carry out a different set of instructions on behalf of the England team. He must keep Pirlo quiet.
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Henderson must keep Pirlo quiet in England's World Cup clash with Italy
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The Group D match in Manaus is biggest of Henderson's England career
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Wayne Rooney will drop deeper to stop supply line to Pirlo
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Jack Wilshere played 'Pirlo' role in training to test Henderson

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An African-American college student is suing Barneys New York and the city's police department, saying he was racially profiled and later detained by police, according to court documents filed in Manhattan Supreme Court. New York City College of Technology student Trayon Christian, who was 18 at the time, entered Barneys New York on Madison Avenue on April 29 to buy a Ferragamo belt he had seen rappers wear on television, Christian's attorney, Michael Palillo, told CNN on Wednesday. When Christian went to pay for the belt with his debit card at a register, a Barneys cashier asked for identification. Christian showed the cashier his driver's license, paid for the belt with his card, signed the receipt and left the luxury department store with the belt in a Barneys bag. He walked a block before two undercover police officers stopped him, Palillo said.
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"Barneys New York has zero tolerance for any form of discrimination," company says
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College of Technology student bought a belt at the department store, attorney says
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He says two undercover officers stopped him, accused him of using a fraudulent card
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He was handcuffed, taken to a police station and held for two hours, attorney says

Question: Palillo recently received a call from another man who said he experienced a similar incident at @placeholder -- an injustice that appears to happen too often, Palillo said.


An era of unprecedented sporting domination came to an end at the London Olympics today, with a stunning victory for Michael Phelps in his last competitive race. Swimming the butterfly leg of the 4X100 medley relay, Phelps, 27, displayed his characteristic power to close down the leading Japanese team and claim a record 18th gold medal and pull clear as the most successful Olympian of all time. Cheered on by an appreciative crowd at the London Olympic Park Acquatic Centre, the U.S team romped home and Phelps punched the sky with delight as he pulled down the curtain on his stunning career competing in the pool.
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Michael Phelps takes gold in the 4x100m medley relay to win his 18th Olympic title and 22nd medal overall
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Receives a special trophy in a separate ceremony recognising him as the greatest Olympian of all time
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Will now retire from swimming

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Russia ordered surprise military exercises on Ukraine's doorstep Wednesday as tensions in that country's southern Crimea region simmered, with pro-Russian demonstrators facing off against rival protesters in the city of Simferopol. As the mood soured among the thousands rallying in front of the Crimean parliament building in Simferopol, some scuffles broke out. One group waved Ukrainian flags and shouted "Crimea is not Russia," while the other held Russian flags aloft and shouted "Crimea is Russia," images broadcast by Crimean TV channel ATR showed. As the crowd became more agitated, a line of police moved in to divide the groups. Local leaders sought to calm the mood, urging the protesters to go home and resist provocations.
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"People have to feel the changes, not to hear about them," says an activist
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A U.S. official urges "outside actors in the region to respect Ukraine's sovereignty"
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Nominees for a new unity government are announced in Independence Square
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Scuffles break out outside Crimean parliament between pro- and anti-Russian protesters

Question: "This is about people of Ukraine and @placeholder making their choice about their future.


Blair Cowan may have been born in New Zealand but he insists he will be the proudest Scot on show if he is given his BT Murrayfield debut on Saturday. The son of a Scottish mother and Cook Islander father, the 28-year-old is in line to make his bow at the home of the Dark Blues when they host Argentina this weekend. The London Irish back-rower already has three caps for Vern Cotter's men after being called-up for the summer tour of the Americas. London Irish flanker Blair Cowan is looking forward to his home debut for Scotland at Murrayfield
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Blair Cowan was born in New Zealand but is the son of a Scottish mother
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The London Irish backrower already has three caps for Vern Cotter's men after being called-up for the summer tour of the Americas.
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Cowan first moved to the UK in 2009 when he signed for Cornish Pirates
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The flanker then moved to Worcester Warriors bfore his move to the Exiles

Question: New Zealand-born backrower Cowan has been in excellent form for the @placeholder this season


Britain and Germany were at odds last night over claims that UK spies run an eavesdropping centre from the roof of the British Embassy in Berlin. Foreign minister Guido Westerwelle summoned the British ambassador to hear a formal protest about the snooping network allegedly operated by the Government Communications Headquarters. The German Foreign Office said it had warned Simon McDonald that using a diplomatic mission to tap communications would violate international law. Protest: German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle (left) called in British ambassador Simon McDonald over reports the embassy is used as a listening post Leaked US National Security Agency documents suggest the UK could be using high-tech equipment on the embassy roof to gather economic and political intelligence, according to The Independent newspaper.
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Guido Westerwelle called in Simon McDonald for a formal protest
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Security details leaked by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden
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Documents claim UK embassy has hi-tech equipment on embassy roof

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Jose Aldo battled to an absorbing victory in his rematch with Chad Mendes before delivering a stinging rebuke at the watching Conor McGregor. The Brazilian won by unanimous decision at UFC 179 in Rio to retain his featherweight title and extend his winning streak to 15, one short of Anderson Silva’s record. Aldo immediately turned his fire to McGregor who has repeatedly called out the long-reigning champion. Jose Aldo (top) celebrates after his points win over Chad Mendes to retain his featherweight title at UFC 179 The Brazilian (left) has now successfully defended his title seven times and is unbeaten since 2005
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Jose Aldo won by unanimous points decision to retain featherweight title
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It was Aldo's 15th win in a row, one short of Anderson Silva's record
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The 28-year-old is unbeaten since 2005 after seventh successful defence
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The Brazilian called the watching Conor McGregor a 'joker' after the fight
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McGregor has repeatedly called out long-reigning champion Aldo

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By Paul Newman Follow @@Paul_NewmanDM It may be a little cruel to suggest the green look on Friday to the Ageas Bowl pitch for the third Test will suit India more than England’s bowlers but there is no question it is not just Alastair Cook under severe pressure on Sunday. The failure of England’s attack to take advantage of conditions made for them at Lord’s means there are question marks over the senior bowlers going into a match where the consequences of another defeat would not bear thinking about. The success of Bhuvneshwar Kumar and then, with short-pitched bowling that had failed England, Ishant Sharma was a salutary lesson to an England attack who should have had the Test won on the first morning after Cook won the toss.
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Captain Alastair Cook and coach Peter Moores have big decision to make
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England were out-bowled by India on green pitch in second Test at Lord's
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Anderson and Broad have been below par and one or both may be replaced
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Chris Woakes and Chris Jordan are in line to be called into the Test side
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Ben Stokes likely to be dropped after dismal run with the bat
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Jos Buttler will make his Test debut at wicket-keeper, replacing Matt Prior
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Third Test against India starts at the Ageas Bowl in Hampshire on Sunday
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India lead five-match series 1-0 after 95-run victory at Lord's

Question: Broad simply did not look fit at Lord’s, where he had perhaps his worst Test for @placeholder for many a year, and clearly the knee injury that has restricted his potency will need an operation sooner rather than later.

Question: Ticket sales have been sluggish with the ground expected to be no more than half full from Monday onwards but one man who just might provide the spark that could put more bottoms on @placeholder seats is debutant Jos Buttler.


(CNN) -- Historical tensions and overreaction on the part of both Russia and Georgia contributed to a five-day conflict between the two in 2008, a European Union fact-finding mission concluded in a report released Wednesday. South Ossetian mourners at the grave of a relative killed in the conflict on the first anniversary in August 2009. "The conflict is rooted in a profusion of causes comprising different layers in time and actions combined," said the report from the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on the Conflict in Georgia. "While it is possible to identify the authorship of some important events and decisions marking its course, there is no way to assign overall responsibility for the conflict to one side alone. They have all failed, and it should be their responsibility to make good for it."
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Report: A total of about 850 people were killed on all sides in five-day conflict
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About 100,000 civilians fled their homes, about 35,000 unable to return
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Report: "No way to assign overall responsibility for the conflict to one side alone"
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Russia and Georgia each blamed the other for starting the conflict

Question: Georgia launched a campaign against @placeholder, a Russian-backed separatist Georgian territory, on August 7, 2008.


(CNN) -- One suspect has been arrested in connection to a pair of car bombings that killed at least 45 people in northern Lebanon, the state-run National News Agency reported. Shiekh Ahmed al-Ghareeb was seen on surveillance camera in Al-Salam mosque in the site of the explosion. Security forces raided his home in Al-Minye and seized some military machine guns and some grenades, according to the news agency. The blasts Friday in Tripoli occurred near mosques run by Sunni imams with ties to Syrian rebels. While some Lebanese Sunnis have gone to neighboring Syria to fight alongside those trying to unseat President Bashar al-Assad's government, Shiites from Lebanon's Hezbollah group are fighting in support of the embattled leader.
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NEW: Suspect seen on surveillance camera in Al-Salam mosque, state news says
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NEW: Machine guns and grenades seized from suspect's home, says the report
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Blasts occurred near mosques with Syrian ties
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Lebanon's Hezbollah sends Shiite fighters to support Syrian government

Question: "The crime of @placeholder is further evidence that the situation in Lebanon reached a very critical stage and requires us to be on high alert on the political, national and security levels in order to eradicate the internal strife," he said.


(CNN) -- An injury-time penalty from Keisuke Honda fired Japan into the 2014 FIFA World Cup, making the Samurai Blue the first country to qualify for next year's tournament in Brazil. With Japan needing to avoid defeat in order to clinch one of the 32 places with a game to spare, playmaker Honda converted a late spot-kick to level the score at 1-1 after Australia had taken a surprise lead through Tommy Oar's speculative cross with eight minutes remaining. Tuesday's point means Alberto Zaccheroni's Japan are seven points clear at the top of Asian qualifying's Group B and assured of a place in a fifth consecutive World Cup.
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Japan becomes the first country to qualify for 2014 World Cup in Brazil
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Keisuke Honda's 91st-minute penalty secures a 1-1 draw with Australia
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Japan will now head to Brazil for the forthcoming Confederations Cup
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Sven-Goran Eriksson appointed head coach of Chinese club Guangzhou R & F

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(EW.com) -- Look here, it's Jep, Si and Willie Robertson at New York Fashion Week! Which begs the question: Why were the Duck Dynasty stars mingling with models backstage at the Evening by Sherri Hill fashion show? Members of the Robertson clan were in town to watch Willie's 16-year-old daughter Sadie make her runway debut at designer Sherri Hill's Spring 2014 presentation on Monday. Willie, wife Korie, and their three other children â€” John Luke, Will, and Bella â€” sat in the front row alongside Si, Willie's brother Jep and his wife Jessica to watch Sadie strut down the catwalk.
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Sadie Robertson from "Duck Dynasty" walked in her first show
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Her family came out to support her at New York Fashion Week

Question: This isn't the first time designer @placeholder has hired celebrity offspring to drum up buzz for her line.


Barack Obama made a point of shaking hands with every one of the medical workers gathered for a White House photo-op today as he hailed the work of Ebola-exposed health care professionals. The president thanked the 'hero' doctors and nurses for their work in West Africa and insisted that they must be treated with dignity and respect. He conceded, though, that Americans will 'likely see more cases' of the disease, which kills more than half of those diagnosed. A series of controversies have erupted, most visibly in New Jersey, surrounding the difficult question of whether Americans who work with Ebola patients overseas should be forcibly quarantined upon their return.
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Doctors and nurses, including some who could be incubating the disease, appeared in East Room photo-op with the president
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President shook hands with everyone on stage during White House reception about disease that can be spread through sweat
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'We don't run and hide when there is a problem ... 'We can't hermetically seal ourselves off'
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Obama 'a little frustrated' by 'people talking about American leadership' but then 'running in the opposite direction and hiding under the covers'
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Seen as dig at Chris Christie over nurse Kaci Hickox's quarantine but New Jersey gov is defiant over handling of case
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Ronald Klain, the White house 'Ebola czar,' was in attendance but continued his streak of days on the job without making public comment

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Question: @placeholder Ebola Response Coordinator Ronald Klain, a former chief of staff to two vice presidents whose lack of a medical background has made him a political punching bag, attended the photo-op


Return: Nicolas Sarkozy is set to announce  that he will stand for the French presidency in 2017 Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy is poised to launch his bid for re-election as leader in 2017, it was revealed today. Sarkozy, 59, is set to announce this weekend that he will stand for the presidency of the centre-right opposition UMP party, insiders said. The former leader had told journalists they would 'never hear from him again' after he lost the election to socialist Francois Hollande in the 2012 election. But he then announced last year that he was considering standing for re-election because the socialists were 'ruining France'.
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Nicolas Sarkozy, 59, says disastrous left-wing policies have 'ruined France'
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Claims he is left no choice but to stand against Francois Hollande in 2017
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Sarkozy says socialist president risks leaving France in a 'disastrous state'
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But his political comeback is understood to be opposed by wife Carla Bruni
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Said to have 'begged' Sarkozy not to stand because people are 'mean to him'

Question: While his supporters are desperate for @placeholder to return to politics, the wider French population doesn't really care.


A former Vietnam Army officer who blamed his PTSD for driving him to kill a cop spoke of his pride that he served his country before he was executed in Georgia last night. Andrew Howard Brannan, 66, was given a lethal injection by authorities and died in prison in the city of Jackson after his appeals for clemency were denied. He was executed for the 1998 murder of sheriff's deputy Kyle Dinkheller, 22, whom he shot nine times with a high-powered rifle after a traffic stop in Dudley, Georgia. Lawyers argued that Brannan's combat experiences caused his mental illness and drove him to kill - but neither the Supreme Court of Georgia nor the United States Supreme Court stayed his execution.
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Andrew Brannan, 66, died of lethal injection at 8.33pm Tuesday
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Punishment for murdering Kyle Dinkheller, 22, after traffic stop in 1998
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Tried to argue he shouldn't die because he killed Dinkheller due to PTSD
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Supreme Court of Georgia and U.S. Supreme Court denied his appeals
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Recorded last statement, received visitors and ate final meal on last day
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Asked for eggs over easy, biscuits and gravy, pecan waffles and more
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Was visited by members of his family, a friend, a pastor and his attorney
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Lawyers appealed, saying veteran was '100 per cent disabled' from PTSD

Question: @placeholder, who was 49 years old at the time, then began cursing, dancing in the street and saying 'shoot me' before he grabbed a gun, rushed at the deputy and shot him nine times while he attempted to call for backup.


By Sophie Jane Evans A mother and daughter spoke of their anger today after security guards banned them from dancing at a One Direction concert. Tracey Clarke, from Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, spent £96 on two tickets to the event as a 13th birthday present for her daughter, Kelsey. The pair joined thousands of fans at Manchester's Etihad Stadium last Sunday, where they stood up and started dancing along to the band's hit songs. Scroll down for video Upset: Tracey Clarke, 42, and her 13-year-old daughter Kelsey spoke of their anger today after security guards banned them from dancing at a One Direction concert. They said the ban had left them feeling 'devastated'
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Tracey Clarke, 42, spent £96 on two tickets to One Direction concert
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She and daughter Kelsey, 13, joined thousands of fans in Manchester
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As boys took to stage, the pair stood up and started dancing to songs
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Stewards had enforced ban on top tier, level three, of Etihad Stadium
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Came amid fears that overexcited fans could end up falling over railing
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Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo find themselves fighting it out for FIFA's Ballon d'Or award once again -- but the contest between the world's two highest-profile footballers isn't only being played out on the pitch. Bayern Munich's German international goalkeeper Manuel Neuer was the other player on the three-man shortlist revealed Monday, with Ronaldo the overwhelming favorite to take the award. Which means there is no sign of Barcelona's Messi and Real Madrid poster boy Ronaldo's domination of the back pages ending any time soon. Both are so globally known that that their every Facebook posting is worth thousands of dollars for brands associated with the two players, while the allure of their names helps shift any and every product with which they are associated.
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Globe's highest-profile players set to fight for Ballon d'Or
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Award shortlist of three to be revealed on Monday
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Ronaldo's Facebook post estimated to be worth $143,750 in 2014

Question: @placeholder, on the other hand, has 75 million Facebook fans and average post value of $62,500.


Tyrone Woods became a Navy SEAL after his mother suggested he join the military. Friday afternoon, Cheryl Croft Bennett attended a ceremony to honor the life of her son, Ty, and grieve his death alongside three other Americans in Tuesday's assault on the U.S. Consulate in the Libyan city of Benghazi. Woods, who had retired from the Navy, handled security for diplomats and perished with fellow former SEAL Glen Doherty, computer expert Sean Smith and U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens. "Tyrone's friends and colleagues called him 'Rone,' and they relied on his courage and skill, honed over two decades as a Navy SEAL," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said.
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Security officer's dad remembers dedication
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President Barack Obama: "Chris Stevens was a friend"
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Computer expert Sean Smith was renowned in the gamers' universe
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They died in Benghazi with Chris Stevens, the U.S. ambassador to Libya

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By Beth Stebner and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 15:51 EST, 13 June 2012 | UPDATED: 16:54 EST, 13 June 2012 An NYPD cop charged with gunning down an unarmed teenager in the Bronx pleaded not guilty in court today, eliciting cheers from his brethren in blue, but tears from the teen’s parents. New York Police Department Officer Richard Haste, 31, surrendered Wednesday morning and  pleaded not guilty to manslaughter charges in a courtroom filled with other officers, relatives of 18-year-old victim Ramarley Graham, and their supporters. Graham was killed during a February 2 narcotics raid in the Wakefield neighbourhood of the Bronx.
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Parents of slain teen Ramarley Graham cried in court today as NYPD officer who shot him pleaded not guilty
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Richard Haste, 31, charged with manslaughter for fatal February 2nd narcotics raid
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Other NYPD officers cheered for Haste as he exited courthouse
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Rev. Al Sharpton was at Bronx Criminal Court to show support for family
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Haste free on $50,000 bail

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The fate of the Jordanian pilot held by Islamic State terrorists remains unclear after the jihadis brutally murdered a Japanese journalist over the weekend. Government spokesman Mohammed al-Momeni said the kingdom is doing 'everything it can' to secure the release of Maaz al-Kassasbeh, who was captured by ISIS after his F-16 fighter jet crashed in territory controlled by the militants in Syria in December. ISIS has been demanding the release of a convicted female Iraqi jihadi on death row in Jordan in exchange for Kassasbeh's life - a demand the government has expressed readiness to accept provided it is given proof that the pilot still alive.
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Kingdom says it is considering every option to save Maaz al-Kassasbeh
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Confirmed readiness to exchange female Iraqi jihadi to secure his release
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Pilot captured by ISIS after F-16 fighter jet crashed in Syria in December
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News comes just days after ISIS brutally murdered a Japanese journalist
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Jihadi John filmed apparently beheading Kenji Goto in shocking video

Question: It apparently warned ISIS that she and other jailed @placeholder commanders would be 'quickly judged and sentenced' in revenge for the execution of the pilot.


Washington (CNN) -- During his 2000 presidential run, a New Hampshire voter asked Republican Sen. John McCain who he might choose as secretary of defense. McCain responded by tossing out the name of a dear old friend and colleague, the very man who would be nominated to that post by a Democrat and frequent McCain target 13 years later. "There's a lot of people that could do that," he told voters at a January town hall in Nashua, New Hampshire. "One of 'em, I think, is Sen. Chuck Hagel." Now Hagel has been nominated for that same job, by McCain's 2008 campaign rival, President Barack Obama. But when the Senate Armed Services Committee meets on Thursday to discuss the nomination, McCain will be one of Hagel's biggest skeptics.
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In 2000, candidate McCain says Hagel would make a great Defense Secretary
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In 2013, McCain says he has concerns over Hagel's nomination to the post
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The views of the onetime friends have "diverged dramatically," McCain says

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The step-grandchildren of Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels share a fortune worth at least £3.8billion from their family's wartime industrial success, it has been revealed. Four sisters and the two children of a deceased sibling are worth around £760million each, according to an investigation by Bloomberg. The family's wealthy history can be traced to two men who owed their success to the rise of the Nazi party -  Joseph Goebbels and a businessman named Guenther Quandt. Joseph Goebbels with his wife Magda and their children, Helga, Hildegard, Helmut, Hedwig, Holdine and Heidrun, 1942. Harald Quandt, his step-son, is in uniform at the back of the photo
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Four sisters and two children of their deceased sibling worth around £760million each
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Wealth can be traced to Nazi industrialist Guenther Quandt whose ex-wife went on to marry Hitler's propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels
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Quandt's factories were also key suppliers to German state in both world wars

Question: @placeholder put him in charge of the party's propaganda machine in 1929 and he played a key role in implementing the dictator's agenda.