A 30-year-old Princeton graduate, who allegedly shot dead his multimillionaire hedge-funder father, was upset that  his weekly allowance had been cut back, according to published reports. Tommy Gilbert Jr, a former pupil of Manhattan's most prestigious private schools, was being questioned by police on Monday after 70-year-old Thomas Gilbert Sr, founder of $200 million hedge fund Wainscott Capital, was found with a gunshot wound to the head. A source told the New York Daily News that Mr Gilbert Sr had cut back Tommy's weekly allowance to $300 and threatened to stop paying his rent. Gilbert Jr lives in a one-bedroom apartment in Chelsea where, according to listings, guarantors were accepted on the $2,400-a-month rent.
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Thomas Gilbert, 70, was allegedly shot in the head by Thomas Gilbert Jr, 30, at his $6,000-a-month Manhattan home, according to police sources
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Gilbert Sr founded $200million hedge fund Wainscott Capital in 2011
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Father and son were discussing 'differences in their relationship' before shooting, according to reports
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It is believed that the 30-year-old sent his mother out to get him a sandwich so she would not be in the home at the time, according to reports
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A friend told Daily Mail Online: 'He must have been really angry about something to do something so out of character'
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Gilbert Jr, who attended $50,000-a-year school, arrested on Sunday night after barricading himself in his Chelsea apartment
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Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has urged the club to commit Jordan Henderson and Raheem Sterling to long-term contracts. The former England skipper will bring his 28-year association with the club to a close this summer when he joins Los Angeles Galaxy but is keen to see Liverpool build a legacy of success. With Daniel Sturridge and Philippe Coutinho both recently signing new deals, Gerrard urged manager Brendan Rodgers and the club's hierarchy to tie down Sterling and Henderson as a priority. Speaking to his former team-mate Jamie Redknapp, Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard (left) urged the club to secure the long-term futures of Raheem Sterling and Jordan Henderson
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Gerrard was speaking to former team-mate Jamie Redknapp ahead of Saturday night's Merseyside derby at Everton
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The Liverpool captain urged club to commit Jordan Henderson and Raheem Sterling to ling-term contracts
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Daniel Sturridge and Philippe Coutinho have already signed new deals
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He said: 'My message to the club is: get these done. Sharpish'
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Gerrard will play in his last Merseyside derby on Saturday

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TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) -- An Iranian woman, blinded by a jilted stalker who threw acid in her face, has persuaded a court to sentence him to be blinded with acid himself under Islamic law demanding an eye for an eye. Ameneh Bahrami refused to accept "blood money." She insisted instead that her attacker suffer a fate similar to her own "so people like him would realize they do not have the right to throw acid in girls' faces," she told the Tehran Provincial Court. Her attacker, a 27-year-old man identified in court papers as Majid, admitted throwing acid in her face in November 2004, blinding and disfiguring her. He said he loved her and insisted she loved him as well.
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Man admitted throwing acid in Iranian woman's face in 2004
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Attack blinded and disfigured woman, who had rejected his overtures
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Man, sentenced to blinding by acid, has until early this week to appeal
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Victim speaks of her life: "I am slowly wasting away"

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Uncertainty normally comes with the new. This year's Brazilian presidential elections, though, have been like no other. After Sunday's polls gave President Dilma Rousseff, from the left-wing Worker's Party (PT), another four-year term with a narrow margin of victory, Brazilians embarked on a guessing exercise about what her next government will look like. On the surface it doesn't seem a vote for change, but the President knows it should be. There were exuberant celebrations in the PT camp and frustration in the faces of supporters of the defeated centrist candidate, Aecio Neves, from PSDB. But no one could say for sure what the result means for the next four years.
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With more than 99% of votes counted, incumbent Dilma Rousseff had 51.59% of the vote
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Simões: Result wasn't a vote for change, but the President knows she must make changes
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Simões: Rousseff didn't win because of her plan for the future -- she won for past performance

Question: Poor economic data and sleaze are issues that tend to shock and concern the better-off and well-educated, mainly located in the south of Brazil, where @placeholder performed very well.


Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed to put the brakes on plans for a mall on a park in Istanbul for now, a compromise of sorts to end the two weeks of persistent unrest across the nation. The government will keep construction plans on hold until a court considers the objections of protesters camped out in the Taksim Square's Gezi Park, officials say, If a judicial ruling is not in line with what Gezi protesters want, a plebiscite on the park will be held. Erdogan also will investigate claims of excessive use of force by police -- a major concern of the citizenry.
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Erdogan urges people to leave Gezi Park
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Protesters chant, 'this is just the beginning'
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Prime minister meets with a coalition of protesters

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Question: In @placeholder later, protesters stressed the importance of the police brutality issue, with one official saying their attacks "trampled all human dignity."


O'Fallon, Missouri (CNN) -- Nathan Halbach is 22, with a diagnosis of terminal brain cancer. He knows that "horrible stuff" lies ahead. His mother, Pat Bond, has been taking care of him full time. But when she needed help, she reached out to the Roman Catholic Church. After all, his father is a priest. Nathan was born in 1986, during a five-year affair between his mother and Father Henry Willenborg, the Franciscan priest who celebrated Nathan's baptism. In a story first reported in the New York Times, it was revealed that The Franciscan Order drew up an agreement acknowledging the boy's paternity and agreeing to pay child support in exchange for a pledge of confidentiality.
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Nathan Halbach's father is the priest who baptized him, Henry Willenborg
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Nathan's mother made a confidential agreement with the church to keep Willenborg's identity secret
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His mother went public about the secret agreement after he contracted cancer

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There are more Muslim children than Christian growing up in Birmingham, figures show. The latest statistics, extracted from the 2011 Census, give an insight into the fast pace of demographic change across Britain. They pinpoint several parts of the country where traditional religious beliefs are being eclipsed for the first time. Scroll down for video The figures show that there are more Muslim children than Christian growing up in Birmingham In England’s second city of Birmingham, of 278,623 youngsters, 97,099 were registered as Muslim compared with 93,828 as Christian. The rest were of other faiths such as Hindu or Jewish, or none.
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Statistics from 2011 Census show more Muslim children than Christian growing up in Birmingham
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Of 278,623 youngsters, 97,099 were registered as Muslim compared with 93,828 as Christian
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A similar trend has emerged in the cities of Bradford and Leicester
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Experts said more must be done to ensure that society does not become polarised along religious lines

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Yossi Benayoun has branded Joey Barton 'stupid' and 'embarrassing' in response to a tweet he made about the Middle East crisis. Benayoun, who played alongside Barton during a spell on loan at Queens Park Rangers last season, captained Maccabi Haifa in their friendly against Lille in Austria earlier this week which had to be abandoned when pro-Palestinian protesters invaded the pitch and fought with players. Israel is currently engaged in hostilities with Hamas, an Islamist militant group that runs the Gaza Strip. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Israeli football players fight with Palestinian pitch invaders Attack: Yossi Benayoun was involved in Maccabi Haifa's match which had to be abandoned after pro-Palestinian protesters invaded the pitch earlier this week
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Benayoun said former QPR team-mate Barton will 'stay stupid all your life'
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Barton condemned Israeli actions in Gaza with Twitter post on Friday
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The QPR midfielder responded to Benayoun with a number of replies
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Benayoun was involved in Maccabi Haifa's match against Lille, which was abandoned after pro-Palestinian protestors attacked players on the pitch

Question: @placeholder replied: 'Firstly, you cannot call somebody stupid with such bad grammar.


By David Gardner Last updated at 9:30 AM on 3rd November 2011 Tarnished image: Rupert Murdoch apparently told his son to step down as chairman of News International, but then changed his mind Rupert Murdoch told his son James that he should step down as chairman of News International at the height of the phone-hacking scandal in the summer, it has been alleged. The 80-year-old media mogul apparently made the move at the instigation of his daughter, Elisabeth - but changed his mind after a sleepless night. The revelation appears in Vanity Fair's December issue, due out today. Writer Sarah Ellison - a former reporter for The Wall Street Journal, which is owned by Murdoch's News Corp - said Elisabeth initially persuaded her father to remove her brother from his top job because she thought he allowed the crisis to 'spin out of control.'
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Decision was encouraged by his daughter
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Elisabeth Murdoch said her brother allowed the crisis to 'spin out of control'
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But Rupert changed his mind 'after a sleepless night'

Question: 'Rupert was open to the idea - he and @placeholder had been at odds for months.


London, England (CNN) -- The three Pakistani cricket players at the center of a betting scandal have been summoned to meet their country's top cricket authorities in London, England, where the alleged fixing took place, team manager Yawar Saeed told CNN on Tuesday. Salman Butt, Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir may remain in London for two days for meetings with the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, their manager said. They have not been arrested, suspended, or summoned for further questioning by police, Saeed said. Saeed made his remarks two days after allegations surfaced that gamblers fixed part of a Pakistan match against England last week.
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NEW: Pakistan Cricket Board summons team captain and two bowlers
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NEW: Three people arrested on suspicion of money-laundering
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ICC chief Haroon Lorgat says he wants any disciplinary action by Thursday, if possible
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ICC investigators are in England making inquiries

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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- No deal has been reached between Michael Jackson's mother and his ex-wife over the custody of the late singer's children, according to a lawyer in the case. Debbie Rowe is the biological mother of Paris (left) and Prince Michael Jackson. Eric George, who represents Debbie Rowe, the biological mother of Jackson's two oldest children, demanded Tuesday that the New York Post retract its report that Rowe had agreed to take $4 million not to challenge Katherine Jackson for custody. In a letter sent Tuesday afternoon to the newspaper's editor, George said the report "can only have been concocted with reckless disregard for the truth."
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NEW: Debbie Rowe's lawyer wants New York Post to retract report
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Lawyer: Report that Rowe agreed to payment to drop custody challenge is "false"
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Rowe is mother of Michael Jackson's two oldest children
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Custody hearing scheduled for Monday

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Anderson Cooper was forced to explain to a reporter in Ottawa Wednesday why he would not take a selfie next to the scene where a soldier was shot dead. Sun News contributor, 26-year-old Vandon Gene, pestered the veteran CNN anchor for a picture as he took a break in live coverage at the National War Memorial in Canada's capital city. Cooper was in Ottawa covering the tragic shooting of a reservist and single father, 24-year-old Corporal Nathan Cirillo, who was shot dead by a gunman. Scroll down for video Anderson Cooper was forced to explain to a young local reporter in Ottawa why it was 'wildly inappropriate' to take a selfie photo next to the National War Memorial where a solider was shot dead
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The veteran CNN anchor scolded now-former Sun News contributor Vandon Gene, 26, for his actions during the Ottawa shooting coverage
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Gene took to Twitter to complain about Cooper's behavior before issuing an apology
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The reporter has since been dismissed by the Canadian news outlet Sun News

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Nigel Farage said he blamed a 1988 advert on the high number of youngsters attending university. He added that Britain should look at legalising drugs including heroin Millions will remember Maureen Lipman’s TV character Beattie praising her grandson when he ‘got an ’ology’. But the TV advert from 1988 has been blamed by Ukip leader Nigel Farage for encouraging a generation to study for what he considers to be worthless degrees. The BT commercial shows Miss Lipman being told her grandson has failed almost every subject in his GCSEs – but passed sociology. Clearly relieved, she tells him: ‘You got an ’ology, you’re a scientist.’
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BT advert features Maureen Lipman praising grandson on his 'ology'
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'We are sending too many youngsters to university,' UKIP leader said
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Farage said that he 'blames' Lipman for 'the whole thing'
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Also said Portugal's decriminalisation of heroin may be 'more enlightened'
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Suggested UK laws are ineffective and called for a Royal Commission

Question: ‘I personally think that the war on drugs was lost many, many years ago and that the lives of millions of people in @placeholder are being made miserable by the huge criminal element that surrounds the illicit drugs trade and I do think that Portugal does show us that perhaps there is a better, more enlightened way to deal with this’, he said.


By Daily Mail Reporters Despite being held captive in Pakistan for five years, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl has refused contact with his parents in the four weeks since his release, according to an Army official. The Wall Street Journal has reported Sgt Bergdahl - who started a desk job at the army headquarters on Monday as part of his return to duty - has chosen not to see or speak to his parents The family have not commented on the situation, and the cause of the tension is not known. Following the controversial decision to trade Sgt. Bergdahl for five Guantanamo Bay detainees, his parents, Bob and Jani Bergdahl, appeared at a White House announcement alongside President Barack Obama.
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Sgt. Bergdahl has chosen not to speak his parents, Bob and Jani Bergdahl, since his release May 31
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Will resume his military duties at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Monday with an 'office job'
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He will also have sponsor to help with assimilating
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Bergdahl may also receive $350,000 from the US government without paying taxes
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$200,000 worth of that money would be from wages earned during his captivity and $150,000 if he is found to have been a prisoner of war
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Bergdahl will continue to attend debriefing sessions with his superiors
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Comes days after photo of Bergdahl posing with Taliban official posted to Twitter
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Bergdahl posed with Badruddin Haqqani, who died in a drone strike in 2012

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(EW.com) -- Late last year, news broke that The Simpsons were going to turn a decades-old spec script written by Judd Apatow into an episode. As it turns out, the A-list comedy writer-director-producer is collaborating with the animated series in front of the microphone as well. EW has learned that a different episode â€” which was already known to boast Will Arnett as a guest star â€” features the voices of Apatow, frequent collaborators Leslie Mann, Paul Rudd, and Seth Rogen, plus Channing Tatum and... Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford. EW: 'The Simpsons': Daniel Radcliffe to guest Fed up with movie theaters, Homer is taught by Bart how to illegally download films, and he starts screening them in his backyard for folks in Springfield. "Even though Homer is stealing, he's doing it for the community, he's doing it out of the goodness of his heart," says executive producer Matt Selman. Alas, an overzealous FBI director in charge of anti-piracy (Arnett) doesn't quite see it that way and sets his sights on Homer.
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Several celeb voices will be featured on "The Simpsons"
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Judd Apatow and several of his collaborators will appear
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The episode is slated to air in January

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Question: It marks a return visit to Springfield for Rudd and Rogen: @placeholder guested in a season 22 episode and Rogen co-wrote the season 21 premiere and voiced a character.


(CNN) -- Gerry Conlon, who was wrongly imprisoned for the IRA Guildford pub bombing in England in 1974, died Saturday in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He was 60. He was one of the Guildford Four, who were falsely convicted by the British courts and eventually freed in 1989. Conlon had been ill for some time. "We recognize that what he achieved by fighting for justice for us had a far, far greater importance -- it forced the world's closed eyes to be opened to injustice," his family said in a statement. The story of Conlon's struggle for freedom was told in the film "In the Name of the Father."
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Gerry Conlon, one of the Guildford Four, dies at age 60
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Conlon was wrongly convicted in the 1974 IRA bombing of Guildford pub
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He spent 15 years in prison and was released in 1989
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His story is told in the film "In the Name of the Father"

Question: "His loss will be felt both within the community in @placeholder and across the world with all those who work in pursuit of justice."


(CNN) -- European intelligence agencies are on alert for new al Qaeda terrorist plots following the arrest of two men at an Italian port and investigations into the activities of an alleged al Qaeda network based in Brussels. Bassam Ayachi officiated at the wedding of Malika el Aroud (pictured), who became an al Qaeda "icon." The two are closely tied to a Brussels-based al Qaeda recruiting network, Belgian counter-terrorism officials have told CNN. They are Bassam Ayachi, 62, and Raphael Gendron, 33 -- and they were detained in the port of Bari on November 11 last year after allegedly trying to smuggle three Palestinians and two Syrians into Italy in the false bottom of a camper van they were driving.
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Italy arrests of two men spurs European terror alert
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Pair closely tied to a Brussels-based al Qaeda recruiting network, officials say
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Italy charged them with being leaders of a logistical support team for al Qaeda

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(CNN) -- I am staring down a $71.97 box of Lego Friends at my local Walmart. My daughter wants Santa to bring her one of these pretty pink and purple kits for Christmas. These are the toys that Lego made to appeal to girls after decades of making toys they once marketed as being gender neutral. See the evidence in a 1974 Lego's note to parents who bought its toys, noting that parents should let their children create whatever they want without regard to gender or skill. "The most important thing is to put the right material in their hands and let them create whatever appeals to them," the note says.
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Legos used to be known for gender-neutral toys that inspired children to create
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Now the toys tell children in advance what's good for boys or girls
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Even toys not targeting one gender still don't inspire children to imagine
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Surround children with open-ended toys that will help them make whatever they want

Question: And so far, my daughter -- who loves all the colors of the rainbow but isn't a big fan of the color gray -- loves her @placeholder.

Question: Most of the toys in our house are raw material for her imaginative play: paint, clay, beeswax, yarn, felt, bits, crayons, bits of nature, lots of costumes that turn her into anyone she wants to be -- and @placeholder.


Lewis Hamilton has said he will not cheat his way to the Formula One title in Abu Dhabi on Sunday. The Mercedes driver, who is aiming to win his second world title ahead of fierce rival Nico Rosberg, promised not to sully the season finale with a scurrilous act. Asked if he would stage a crash, he said: ‘Have I crashed all year? I’m pretty good at what I do. Why would I crash?’ The pair will have the freedom to race without orders from Mercedes. So, with a 17-point lead over Rosberg, Hamilton would potentially benefit if he took him out.
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Hamilton was fastest in both practice sessions in Abu Dhabi on Friday
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He was closely trailed by Mercedes team-mate and title rival Rosberg
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Hamilton is 17 points ahead of Rosberg with one race remaining
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Kevin Magnussen was 3rd with Sebastian Vettel 4th and Valtteri Bottas 5th

Question: A bikini-clad group of @placeholder fans watch the action from a yacht in the marina


Greek politicians failed to forge a coalition government Wednesday after a leftist leader huddled separately with two of his counterparts who've supported the austerity initiatives he opposes. Alexis Tsipras of Syriza met with Evangelos Venizelos of the socialist PASOK party and Antonis Samaras of center-right New Democracy a day after laying out a radical agenda he hopes to pursue if he becomes prime minister. Tsipras has until Thursday to form a government or admit defeat, but he faces an uphill task. "At this stage there is no solution," PASOK's Venizelos said. "But we must keep trying." If no one can pull together a coalition and no national unity government can be formed by May 17, Greece must call new elections.
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No coalition formed after Greek leftist leader meets with two counterparts
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Socialist PASOK leader says, "At this stage there is no solution"
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Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras has until Thursday to come up with a coalition

Question: If that doesn't happen, @placeholder said that PASOK would be willing to support a coalition formed of other parties as long as it would ensure Greece remains in the eurozone.

Question: If that doesn't happen, Venizelos said that @placeholder would be willing to support a coalition formed of other parties as long as it would ensure Greece remains in the eurozone.


(CNN) -- A BBC journalist who got into North Korea by using a group of students from a top British university as camouflage is facing accusations that he recklessly endangered their safety and damaged the school's reputation. BBC reporter John Sweeney posed as a student from the London School of Economics and Political Science, or LSE, on a visit to the secretive nation last month, during which he filmed footage for the broadcaster's prime-time current affairs show "Panorama." He traveled with his wife and a cameraman. Officials and student representatives from the LSE say Sweeney didn't fully explain the situation to the students he was traveling with in advance, saying only that "a journalist" would join the trip. In doing so, they say, he put the students at risk and jeopardized future visits by the school's academics to North Korea and other politically sensitive countries.
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A BBC reporter posed as a student to get into North Korea
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The London School of Economics said he put its students on the trip in danger
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The BBC says the students were informed of the risks
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But LSE officials say they weren't given enough information

Question: "@placeholder is fully supportive of the principle of investigative journalism in the public interest, and applauds the work of journalists in dangerous parts of the world," the university said.


By Lee Moran UPDATED: 06:19 EST, 8 November 2011 Vindicated: Michael Woodford was sacked for raising concerns about fraud at Olympus, which has now admitted to hiding £1 billion losses on securities investments The British ex-boss of Olympus - fired after just two weeks for raising concerns about fraud at the firm - has today been vindicated after the Japanese camera company admitted to hiding £1 billion losses on securities investments. Michael Woodford, 51, was sacked on October 14 for questioning the firm's 2007 £1bn takeover of Reading-based medical equipment firm Gyrus and the purchase of three other smaller companies.
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Michael Woodford had only been in job for two weeks
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He was Olympus' first ever foreign CEO
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Issues call for board to resign
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Says he wants to return, if shareholders want him back
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Shares in firm fall by 70%, wiping $6billion off value
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Company faces de-listing from Tokyo Stock Exchange

Question: And today @placeholder admitted to fraud, dating back to the 1980s, after bowing to mounting pressure to explain a series of baffling transactions that have put the future of the firm in doubt.


Much has changed in the past 20 years, but one thing that hasn't is Paris's knack for perplexing the visitor. Last Tuesday, tourists who had journeyed tens of thousands of miles from rural China, urban Brazil or remote Australia to absorb the wonders of the Louvre museum found only one marvel for their delectation: a closed sign. On Tuesdays, for reasons best known to itself, the Louvre takes the day off (most major Paris attractions close on either Monday or Tuesday). Last month Beyoncé and Jay Z paid good money to have the Louvre entirely to themselves for a visit with their daughter Blue Ivy (a Mona Lisa selfie was their highlight). Maybe they should simply have tried to sneak in on a Tuesday - they'd have saved themselves a lot of loot.
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The Eurostar service launched almost 20 years ago in November 1994
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It took a while to become a success, but is not a major transport route
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The service is set to be expanded, with trains to Marseille and Amsterdam

Question: In truth the launch of @placeholder was a bit of a damp squib.


By John Hall The family of a pregnant Pakistani woman who was stoned to death in broad daylight because she married without permission are to be tried in an anti-terrorism court. Farzana Parveen, 25, was attacked with bricks by 20 family members on the steps of Lahore court because she 'illegally' married Mohammad Iqbal - with police reportedly looking on doing nothing. Today it emerged Farzana's family will be tried in an anti-terrorism in the city after Shahbaz Sharif, the chief minister of Punjab province, ordered the maximum punishments must be an option for all those accused of the honour killing.
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Farzana Parveen was attacked by 20 family members outside Lahore court
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The 25-year-old had married Mohammad Iqbal against her family's wishes
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Today it emerged family members will be tried in an anti-terrorism court
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Minister wants the maximum punishments to be available to prosecutors
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Mr Iqbal revealed Farzana's older sister also died in an 'honour killing'
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He claimed that Rehana Parveen was poisoned by angry family members

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By Tom Mctague, Mail Online Deputy Political Editor Labour education spokesman Tristram Hunt has been ticked off after his new history book was found to be riddled with errors - by his Tory rival Michael Gove. Mr Hunt, a professional historian, has boasted of his 'deep and sustained reading' of history compared to the Education Secretary's ‘superficial understanding of the past’. But the Labour MP, whose latest work - Ten Cities that Made an Empire - is set to be published next week, made at least 14 basic errors on dates, names and events according to a review of the book written by Mr Gove.
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Hunt's book on the British Empire contains at least 14 mistakes
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Errors were unearthed by Tory Education Secretary in newspaper review
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Hunt has boasted of his 'deep and sustained' reading of history
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Dismissed Gove's grasp of history as 'superficial understanding of the past'

Question: Education Secretary @placeholder praised his opposite number's new work - but picked out 14 errors that could be corrected for the paperback version


Underwater archaeologists looking for buried treasures from an ancient shipwreck in Greece have completed their first 'spacewalk under the sea'. The high-tech 'Exosuit' is being used to explore the Antikythera shipwreck, and has allowed them to dive to more than double the depths of previous expeditions. It was on this location that the so-called Antikythera Mechanism - a 2nd-century BC device dubbed the world's oldest computer - was discovered by sponge divers in 1900 off the remote Greek island. Scroll down for video Greek technical diver Alexandros Sotiriou discovers an intact 'lagynos' ceramic table jug and a bronze rigging ring on the Antikythera Shipwreck. These objects are among the first finds since divers returned to the 2,200-year-old wreck off the coast of Greece
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Dive found Antikythera ship was much larger than previously thought, measuring up to 50 meters long
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Antikythera device was recovered in 1900 from a shipwreck in Greece
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It was created in 100BC, and is believed to be world's oldest calculator
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Scans have revealed it was used to chart the movement of planets
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The exosuit lets divers go to double the depth they normally reach
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Ed O'Brien from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has become the first person to dive the Exosuit in the deep blue water off Antikythera

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


(CNN) -- The likely failure of Friday's Geneva 2 conference to produce a credible political process to end Syria's civil war points up the painfully obvious: Syria -- a conflict seemingly without end -- is a moral, humanitarian and strategic tragedy. But it is neither an American tragedy nor the Obama administration's fault nor responsibility. This does not mean the United States is free to ignore the Syrian conflict; nor that its continuation doesn't negatively affect American interests. What it does mean is that the President's risk-averse policy -- containment, humanitarian assistance, helping to organize and supply certain rebel groups, and keeping open the possibility of a political track -- is absolutely right. The administration should continue to ignore its critics' call for a more assertive policy, particularly if after a failed Geneva conference, there are calls for military action. Here's why:
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Aaron Miller: Even if Geneva talks fail, U.S. shouldn't intervene in Syria conflict
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Miller: Preventing a war over Iran's nuclear program is a higher priority for U.S.

Question: There's no evidence to support this, but I have a strong suspicion that the decision not to respond to Syria's use of chemical weapons with military force was partly shaped by this calculation, particularly the possibility that U.S. military action might have killed @placeholder forces in Syria, or to be sure increased not ameliorated tensions at a time the administration was already involved in secret talks with the mullahs who control Iran.


(CNN) -- Questions about bruises on the body of actress Natalie Wood, whose body was found floating off Catalina Island in 1981, led the Los Angeles County coroner's office to change the cause of death from "accidental drowning" to "drowning and other undetermined factors." "With the presence of fresh bruises in the upper extremities in the right forearm/left wrist area and a small scratch in the anterior neck, this examiner is unable to exclude non-accidental mechanism causing these injuries," wrote Dr. Lakshmanan Sathyavagiswaran, the chief medical examiner. "The location of the bruises, the multiplicity of the bruises, lack of head trauma, or facial bruising support bruising having occurred prior to entry in the water. Since there are unanswered questions and limited additional evidence available for evaluation, it is opined by this medical examiner that the manner of death should be left as undetermined."
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Wood's widower, actor Robert Wagner, is not a suspect, spokesman Whitmore adds

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(Mental Floss) -- If you think comic book characters do amazing things in comic books, you won't believe what they can do off the page. For starters, Superman brought down the Ku Klux Klan, and Donald Duck raised ships from the ocean floor. 1. Superman defeats the Ku Klux Klan In the 1940s, "The Adventures of Superman" was a radio sensation. Kids across the country huddled around their sets as the Man of Steel leapt off the page and over the airwaves. Although Superman had been fighting crime in print since 1938, the weekly audio episodes fleshed out his storyline even further.
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Several comic book heroes have affected people in real life
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Superman battled the KKK in radio series "Clan of the Fiery Cross"
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Something created in Spider-Man comic inspires device that keeps people out of jail
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And Donald Duck blocked a scientist from getting a patent

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This cat had two faces - but only nine lives. A feline named Frank and Louie after he was born with two faces, two mouths, two noses and three blue eyes has died at the age of 15. The Telegram of Worcester reports that 'Frankenlouie' died Thursday at the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University in North Grafton. The cat's owner, Marty Stevens, said veterinarians believe the cause of death was cancer. Scroll down for video R.I.P: 'Frankenlouie', the world's oldest Janus cat - a feline with two faces - died at the age of 15 on Thursday December 4, 2014, after suffering what was believed to be cancer
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Frank and Louie - 'Frankenlouie' - was brought to Tuffs University in North Grafton by a breeder in September 1999 to be euthanized
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Known as a Janus cat, named for a Roman god with two faces.
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Vet nurse Marty Stevens decided to take him home
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Expected to die, he went on to live for 15 years
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He was euthanized at Tuffs University on Thursday from cancer
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Broke a Guiness World Record in 2012 as the oldest surviving Janus cat

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(CNN)  -- From victims of gunshot wounds and domestic violence to common road injuries, Trinite Hospital in Port-au-Prince, Haiti is inundated with trauma cases daily. A mother and child in the recovery room of Trinite Hospital in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The stream of patients arriving at the free clinic run by international aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres is virtually uninterrupted. Some arrive in police ambulance or via the Haitian Red Cross; others are dropped off in wheelbarrows, according to Brian Phillip Moller, head of the 60-bed trauma center. Gunfire no longer fills the nights the way it did when he was last in Haiti in 2006, but the workload for aid workers hasn't diminished. Instead hospitals like Trinite are dealing with trauma cases the public health system is incapable of handling, Moller tells CNN.
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Medecins Sans Frontieres says public health system in Haiti failing patients
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Free clinics offered by the aid organization being overwhelmed
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Many in poverty-stricken nation lack access to basic health care
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Public health system is underfunded and understaffed, group says

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(CNN) -- Libya said Saturday it will seek extradition of its former spy chief who was arrested in Mauritania and is wanted for war crimes by the International Criminal Court. Mauritanian security authorities arrested Abdullah al-Senussi, Libya's former chief of intelligence and one of the Gadhafi regime's most wanted men. Al-Senussi, the late Moammar Gadhafi's brother-in-law, was arrested Friday evening at Nouakchott airport, a Libyan transitional government spokesman said. He was carrying a fake passport from Mali at the time of his arrest. France is also in the process of requesting al-Senussi's extradition from Mauritania, President Nicolas Sarkozy's office said.
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NEW: U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi is in Libya to lead a congressional delegation
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Al-Senussi was arrested at an airport in Mauritania on Friday, Libyan authorities said
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He was the intelligence chief for Libya's Moammar Gadhafi
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He is wanted by the International Criminal Court

Question: Pelosi, who is leading a congressional delegation that traveled to @placeholder on Saturday, said al-Senussi's detainment could bring some form of "closure," which she described as "very important."


NEW YORK (CNN) -- If you're Iranian, you probably know both and Akbar Ganji and Googoosh. You also know that 30 years ago they had as much in common as Rush Limbaugh and Madonna. The story of how they came together this week on a street corner in Manhattan for a hunger strike is a glimpse of the evolution of the Islamic Revolution of 1979 and the far-reaching impact of Iran's current opposition movement. Akbar Ganji went on a three-day hunger strike this week outside the U.N. to protest Iran's crackdown on dissidents. In 1979 no Iranian singer was more famous than Googoosh. She was Iran's Madonna, Sheryl Crow and Mariah Carey wrapped into one. She was rich, famous and adored by millions. Back then, the 29-year-old singer was also a symbol of an increasingly westernized Iran.
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Akbar Ganji was committed to the revolution in Iran before souring on the regime
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Googoosh was a superstar in Iran who went into exile after the 1979 revolution
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Ganji and Googoosh joined in a hunger strike this week in support of dissidents

Question: "As an artist I have a voice, and I can ask the world to help our people," @placeholder told CNN.


Preliminary results in Sunday's referendum on whether Ukraine's Crimea region should join Russia or become an independent state show overwhelming support for Russia. With 75% percent of the ballots counted, close to 96% of voters want to become part of that country, according to the Crimean Electoral Commission. An official had announced earlier that more than 80% of voters had cast ballots by the time polls closed at 8 p.m. local time (2 p.m. ET) Sunday. Final results are expected later. "We are going home. Crimea is in Russia," Crimea's Prime Minister Sergey Aksyonov told crowds celebrating in Simferopol's Lenin Square. Music blared as they cheered and waved Russian flags.
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With 75% of votes counted, results show 96% of voters want to join Russia
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"You can't doubt that these people really are very happy," one analyst says
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United States says it's ready to impose "additional costs" on Russia
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Crowds wave Russian flags, celebrate in Simferopol's Lenin Square

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Question: Tatars, who make up about 12% of the @placeholder population, have faced severe persecution in the past, when Crimea belonged to Russia.


(CNN) -- Embarrassing defeats, criticism from fans and former players, a major health scare for its long-serving chairman -- Arsenal's season is not getting any easier. The English Premier League club's stalwart figurehead Peter Hill-Wood is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack the day before Arsenal's 2-0 defeat at home to Swansea. It left the 13-time English champions 10th in the 20-team EPL after 15 games, continuing Arsenal's worst start to a season since 1994. Hill-Wood had been suffering pneumonia and was taken ill at home on Friday, the London side's website reported on Sunday. "He is making a good recovery. The club wishes Peter a full and speedy return to health and our thoughts are with him and his family at this time," read a statement on Arsenal.com.
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Arsenal chairman recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack on Friday
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Club crashed to defeat on Saturday, increasing pressure on manager Arsene Wenger
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Frenchman criticized by fans and a former player after poor results this season
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Ex-Arsenal star Emmanuel Eboue says the club's board has "abused the fans"

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(CNN) -- Hallie Twomey never imagined that a campaign to have her son's ashes scattered around the world would reach so far. On Monday, a portion of the ashes of 20-year-old C.J. are expected to be launched into space by a Houston company called Celestis, which has been sending cremated remains into Earth orbit, onto the lunar surface or into deep space since 1997. "We didn't even know this was a possibility," Hallie Twomey said. "When Celestis reached out to us we were literally blown away. We were very emotional when we found out not only that was this something that can happen but that the CEO was offering us a sort of complimentary ride into space."
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A mother's plea for help scattering son's ashes will deliver remains to space
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Her Facebook campaign became an international effort
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C.J. Twomey's ashes are spread from the Grand Canyon to Australia
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Many participants have been affected by suicide or have outlived their children

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Question: Along with the ashes, Twomey sends a note and a small photo of @placeholder


Kendra Wilkinson and Hank Baskett have been weathering some negative reports lately about their five year marriage that has resulted in two children: Hank Jr, aged four, and Alijah, aged one month. Not only did The National Enquirer claim on Saturday that the 29-year-old Playboy cover girl kicked the former football star out of their Los Angeles home, but on Monday RadarOnline accused the 31-year-old athlete of cheating with transsexual model Ava Sabrina London. Hank reportedly paid the woman $2,500 to keep her mouth shut. This comes on the heels of claims that Jennifer Lopez's boyfriend Casper Smart also cheated with not one, but two transsexuals.
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Kendra Wilkinson's husband Hank Baskett is accused of cheating with a transsexual
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The Playboy cover girl was eight months pregnant at the time with his daughter Alijah
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The transsexual is claimed to be model Ava Sabrina London from Northern California
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The 29-year-old has 'kicked the athlete out of their LA home and he's now in a motel'
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The couple will see their five year wedding anniversary on Friday
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Accusation comes weeks after Jennifer Lopez's boyfriend also 'dated transsexuals'

Question: Kendra and Hank married June 27, 2009 and welcomed @placeholder in December of the same year.


Silverstone, England (CNN) -- Fortune can be a fickle mistress in Formula One. Home hero Lewis Hamilton was dejected and apologetic after a mistake in qualifying but Silverstone rang with fans chanting his name as he fought back to win the British Grand Prix. His victory was won at the expense of his Mercedes teammate and title rival Nico Rosberg, who retired with a broken gearbox. The German had taken pole position and was leading at just over the halfway point before the pendulum of bad luck swung his way on lap 29. It was the first time Rosberg has retired this season while, in contrast, Hamilton had failed to cross the finish line twice.
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Lewis Hamilton wins British GP in front of home fans
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Hamilton closes gap on title leader Nico Rosberg
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Pole sitter Rosberg fails to finish after gearbox problems
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Valtteri Bottas and Daniel Ricciardo complete podium positions

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Washington (CNN) -- A Washington-based imam told CNN on Monday that alleged Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan approached him for help finding a wife. Imam Yahya Hendi, the Muslim chaplain at Georgetown University, said Hasan came to him at least two years ago as the cleric conducted services at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. "He said he wanted someone to help him serve, deploy and be understandable and understanding of his own military career," Hendi said. "He saw himself as someone ... continuing his service with the U.S. military till the end of his career." The imam said he spoke with Hasan on at least two occasions about his search for a spouse.
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Imam:  Nidal Malik Hasan wanted wife who could deal with his military career
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Yahya Hendi is third imam to tell CNN Hasan asked for help finding wife
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Manager of strip club tells reporters Hasan visited there several times
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Hendi says strip club visits violate Islam -- and so does "killing fellow citizens"

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Meanwhile Jeffrey Ross' Aurora shooting joke will be cut from the broadcast By Amelia Proud PUBLISHED: 19:01 EST, 6 August 2012 | UPDATED: 08:45 EST, 7 August 2012 As he told the perplexed crowd, Tom Arnold hasn't been in the same room as his ex-wife Roseanne Barr for 17 years so when he showed up her Comedy Central roast... even she was lost for words. The sharp-tongued comic appeared genuinely surprised when Arnold took the stage near the end of her taping. What a difference a couple of decades make: Tom Arnold shocked everyone - including ex-wife Roseanne Barr - by appearing as a surprise guest at her Comedy Central Roast
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Meanwhile Jeffrey Ross' Aurora shooting joke will be cut from the broadcast

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A man accidentally shot a woman while hunting deer in the woods of LaFayette, Georgia. Now the pair are officially in love. Friends Aubrey Mayo, 24, and Matthew Tyler Webb, 23, were spending time together on the roof of Webb's mothers home at 910 Hillsdale road on November 21 when Webb saw a pack of deer across the street and decided to hunt them down. He left at around 5:30 pm. The Times Free Press reports that Mayo stayed behind but later went to find Webb after she thought she heard him calling her name. Mayo made her way down the ladder and across the street to where Webb was hunting.
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Aubrey Mayo and Matthew Webb were friends before the accident but it wasn't till after he shot her that they started dating
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Her leg might have to be amputated if it becomes infected
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They both love the Grateful Dead, and Audrey's family is grateful she's alive

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By Jonathan McEvoy The attention of  people around the world was centred on Lewis Hamilton winning the Spanish Grand Prix, but Formula One's intrigue involved a British boffin with an H4 pencil. As so often, the real stories occur off the track. So it is in the case of Adrian Newey, Red Bull's peerless designer, whose services are being sought by Ferrari. Newey is thought to earn £7million a year at Red Bull, meaning that to sign him Ferrari's president Luca di Montezemolo would need to be the man that broke the bank at Maranello. That is something he would be willing to do.
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Adrian Newey's services are sought by Ferrari chief Luca di Montezemolo
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Newey was behind a combined 20 titles at Williams, McLaren and Red Bull
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Ferrari have parted company with team principal Stefano Domenicali
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A move to Ferrari could signal Newey's final challenge in Formula One

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(CNN) -- It was a match of two halves for world No. 3 Roger Federer as he moved into the second round of Dubai Championships with victory over Michael Llodra. The 16-time grand slam winner took just 18 minutes to wrap up the first set 6-0 against his French opponent but struggled in the second before eventually taking it on a tie-break. The Swiss, who recently won the World Tennis Tournament in the Dutch city of Rotterdam to take his career titles count to 71, is gunning for a fifth crown in Dubai. "It's always great to start off a tournament winning the first set 6-0," second seed Federer told the ATP Tour's official website.
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World No. 3 Roger Federer moves into the second round of the Dubai Championships
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16-time grand slam champion Federer beats France's Michael Llodra 6-0 7-6
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No. 3 seed Andy Murray labors to 6-3 4-6 6-4 victory over qualifier Michael Berrer
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No. 5 seed Tomas Berdych and Argentina's Juan Martin Del Potro also win

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(CNN) -- Editor's note: Follow live coverage of the Super Bowl XLVI from Indianapolis, with CNN World Sport. Just refresh the page to get the latest updates. 02.53 GMT: GIANTS WIN 21-17 AND ARE SUPER BOWL XLVI CHAMPIONS Tom Brady's final desperate 'Hail Mary' pass cannot be caught and the Giants hold on for a memorable victory. 02.43 GMT: Giants 21-17 Patriots Almost an unwanted touchdown as Ahmad Bradshaw is allowed to run through by the Patriots, who trail by five, but now have time to make a winning touchdown themselves. It's going right down to the wire with all the pressure on Brady.
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Super Bowl XLVI pitted the New York Giants against the New England Patriots
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Match staged at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis
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Giants beat Patriots to repeat triumph of 2008
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Giants quarterback Eli Manning was named MVP

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Bordeaux coach Willy Sagnol has apologised for making disparaging comments about African players in football, although he still maintains they were misinterpreted against a backlash of widespread criticism. Sagnol, capped 58 times by France and a member of the team which lost the 2006 World Cup final to Italy, gave a question and answer session on Tuesday to readers of Sud Ouest's regional newspaper when the subject of African players was raised. He said: 'The advantage of what I would call the typical African player is that he isn't expensive when you sign him, (he is) a player who is ready for combat, but football isn't just about that.
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Willy Sagnol has apologised for his comments on African football players
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Sagnol hinted that he didn't want to sign too many African players because of the African Cup of Nations
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The Bordeauz boss also suggested that African players lacked intelligence
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Sagnol's former team-mate Lilian Thuram was unhappy with the comments
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Anti-racism associations have hit out at the Bordeaux coach

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(CNN)The Australian Open curse looked like it was going to strike Rafael Nadal again. But this time he managed to get through it. Maria Sharapova survived a scare, too, while Roger Federer might have been stung by a bee on an eventful third day at the year's opening major. Hampered by knee, hamstring and back injuries in past losses in Melbourne, 14-time grand slam winner Nadal felt dizzy and was close to exiting in the second round against American qualifier Tim Smyczek. But Nadal showed his champion's heart to rally past his 112th-ranked foe 6-2 3-6 6-7 (2) 6-3 7-5 in more than four hours.
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Rafael Nadal rallies to beat Tim Smyczek at the Australian Open
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Maria Sharapova saves two match points in Melbourne
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The Russian defeats compatriot Alexandra Panova 7-5 in third
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Roger Federer drops a set but sees off Simone Bolelli

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Question: @placeholder lost a set and was visited by the trainer, too, although he wasn't troubled nearly as much as Sharapova and Nadal.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- China has removed 162,629 "phantom staff" from government payrolls, as Beijing presses on with a campaign against official corruption and misuse of public money, state media reported. Hebei province in central China was the worst offender, with 55,793 officials found to be getting paid even though they never worked, followed by Sichuan and Henan, state news agency Xinhua reported on Monday. No "phantom employees" were found in Shanghai and Tibet, the report added. President Xi Jinping has made rooting out corruption a top priority since taking power amid widespread suspicion that government officials use their position for personal gain.
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China says it has removed 162,629 "phantom staff" from provincial government payrolls
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Beijing has launched a campaign against official corruption and misuse of public money
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114,418 official vehicles have also been scrapped as China's president roots out graft.

Question: @placeholder has promised to phase out the use of government vehicles by the end of 2015, except for those used for emergencies and law enforcement.


By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 22:06 EST, 7 August 2012 | UPDATED: 22:21 EST, 8 August 2012 Political junkies are chomping at the bit for the latest insights into Mitt Romney's vice presidential pick, and there was a glimmer of hope Tuesday morning when it was suggested that the public could turn to Wikipedia for answers. A site called Tech President made a compelling case by arguing that interested parties could look at the number of recent edits made to the pages of potential nominees and use the volume of those edits as a gauge for how likely it is that said candidate will be Romney's choice.
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In the days leading up to public announcements, vice presidential candidate's Wikipedia pages are frequently updated by campaign staffers
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New Hampshire Senator Kelly Ayotte has the highest number (153) of edits out of all of Romney's possibilities; coincides with joint appearance today
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Marco Rubio had 100 edits, Rob Portman had 81 and Paul Ryan had 57

Question: The same cannot be said for Rubio, Portman or Ayotte, all of whom have been under the political microscope for the past few months in wake of their connections to @placeholder.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:35 AM on 18th October 2011 A university lecturer showed the strain today after he admitted drug possession following the death of a schoolgirl during a party at his house. Isobel Jones-Reilly, 15, died after taking ecstasy at an unsupervised party at Brian Dodgeon's west London home in April. And leaving court today after admitting having a cocktail of drugs in his home, Dodgeon -  who seriously injured himself in a failed suicide attempt following the girl's death - showed signs of the ordeal having taken a considerable toll on him. The 61-year-old pleaded guilty to four counts of possession, including the party drugs ecstasy, LSD and ketamine, when he appeared at West London Magistrates' Court.
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'Old hippie' Brian Dodgeon, 61, admitted keeping ecstasy, LSD and ketamine at home
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Party hosted by 14-year-old daughter was unsupervised
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Needed brain surgery after jumping off flyover in suicide attempt
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Drug stash valued at between £735 and £2,435
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Sentencing due at Isleworth Crown Court in November

Question: @placeholder's 14-year-old daughter and two 14-year-old boys were also detained in hospital after the party.


(CNN) -- Today's world increasingly challenges us to think differently about value and money. How important is your reputation? Does it have an impact on your finances? What is the currency of reputation and is it transferable or exchangeable? How is reputation created? Reputation is co-created by individuals having experiences. Looking for a great Italian restaurant for dinner tonight? Search Yelp reviews and see what people who have already dined at a place have to say about it. Want to know what it's like to work with a potential hire? Read their LinkedIn referrals. Wondering whether or not other people are happy with a product you're about to buy? Amazon reviews will tell you.
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Reputation is crucial to the new "Sharing Economy," argues Heather Schlegel
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Airbnb, Uber, Lyft and eBay all depend on trust
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Schlegel says reputation will soon be transferable from one platform to another

Question: In a move to gain more drivers and compete with @placeholder, Uber reportedly offered bonuses to tempt already-approved Lyft drivers to the Uber platform.


(CNN) -- Indian pair Achanta Sharath Kamal and Subhajit Saha added another Commonwealth Games gold to the host nation's collection on Wednesday, beating Singapore in the men's doubles table tennis final. The duo got off to a sluggish start at the Yamuna Sports Complex, losing the first game to Gao Ning and Yang Zi. In front a passionate crowd, the home pair managed to battle back, eventually coming out on top 3-2 in the best of five contest. "This is the first time we have won the gold in men's doubles, so it's certainly historic," Sharath told the official Commonwealth Games website. "Personally, this has given me more satisfaction than my singles performance at Delhi 2010."
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India claim gold in the men's doubles Table Tennis competition
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Tom Daley wins a second diving gold medal for England
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Australia triumph in a dramatic women's hockey final
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Sri Lanka claim first boxing gold for 72 years

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By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 05:53 EST, 18 September 2012 | UPDATED: 01:12 EST, 19 September 2012 A collection of fascinating private and public photos of the Kennedys have been revealed in a book and exhibition exploring the legacy of one of the most famous couples of all time. The images - half of which have never been seen before - were captured by Life magazine's Mark Shaw, who was both the unofficial photographer for John F. Kennedy and wife Jackie, as well as a close friend and confidant. Shaw's beautiful shots encapsulate the vibrant life of the pair, who are seen in a variety of situations, dazzling on the campaign trail or sharing a warm family moment with their daughter on holiday.
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John F. Kennedy and Jackie's most memorable moments were captured by friend and photographer Mark Shaw, from Life magazine
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Pictures show couple holidaying in Hyannis Port, Mass and Ravello, Italy
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Combination of glamorous scenes and peaceful family moments
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Half of photos in new book have never been seen before
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The Kennedy photos are now on display at MILA Kunstgalerie in Berlin until October 6, 2012.
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They appear in new book The Kennedys: Photographs by Mark Shaw, RRP £45. To order online visit www.reelartpress.com.

Question: Shaw met the charismatic @placeholder senator and his elegant wife in 1959, six years after their marriage, when he photographed them for Life magazine.


(CNN) -- The world's top two players will battle it out for the French Open title on Saturday, but their route to the Roland Garros final could not have been more different. Relief was evident on the face of defending champion and world No. 2 Maria Sharapova who survived a third-set comeback from Victoria Azarenka to nail down a hard-fought 6-1 2-6 6-4 victory. Conversely, Serena Williams, the world No. 1, was so dominant against Sara Errani that the Italian ironically celebrated the only game she won in a match that lasted just 46 minutes and ended 6-0 6-1. Sharapova must now try and arrest her poor record against the American, having won just two of their 15 encounters. Saturday's meeting will be the first time since 1995 that the top two seeds have faced each other in the final.
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Maria Sharapova will face Serena Williams in the women's French Open final
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Russia's Sharapova holds her nerve to beat Victoria Azarenka in three sets
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Williams destroys Italian Sara Errani by winning 6-0 6-1 in just 46 minutes

Question: "I really had to play to the end today and I am extremely happy to be back in the final," @placeholder told reporters at a press conference.


(CNN) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie built his keynote address to the Republican National Convention on the theme of telling tough truths to the nation. "We have become paralyzed by our desire to be loved," announced Christie, showing off the gruff, no-nonsense style that catapulted him into the governor's mansion. It's only fair to mention some tough truths about his speech, his tenure as governor and the state of the Republican campaign for president. The most striking truth (as Democrats pointed out even before the address) is that New Jersey under Christie has suffered from a severely troubled economy and soaring costs of government: the very things that Republicans like Christie blame on Democrats.
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Chris Christie built his keynote address to RNC on theme of telling tough truths to America
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Errol Louis says the New Jersey governor has to face the tough truths about his own state
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New Jersey's unemployment rate is high, and there are questions about finances, he says
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Louis: Christie's speech went over well, but he didn't mention Romney until late in his talk

Question: No wonder Christie omitted "@placeholder Comeback" from his keynote address.


British politicians and EU officials expressed concern on Thursday after it emerged that a seven-year-old article criticising a former Merrill Lynch chief executive was set to be removed from Google's search results. The action, which comes as the internet search company responds to the EU ruling on the "right to be forgotten" by removing articles from its European search rankings, led to accusations of censorship and over-reach. Titled "Merrill's mess", the 2007 blog post by Robert Peston, now the BBC's economics editor, describes how Stan O'Neal left the US investment bank after it suffered huge losses on risky investments. In a blog post on Wednesday Mr Peston said the search company had in effect removed his article from the public record, "given that Google is the route to information and stories for most people".
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Google responded to the EU ruling on the "right to be forgotten" by removing articles from search rankings
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The internet search company's action led to accusations of censorship and over-reach
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The EU's highest court ruled that individuals can request the removal of some search results

Question: Mr @placeholder was the only individual named in the 2007 article, but Mr Peston pointed out in an update to his Wednesday night blog post that the request could have come from any of the readers who commented beneath the original article, or anyone named in those comments.


Think of this as the third and final stage of Lionel Messi’s Barcelona career. We’ve had the shy and awkward boy wonder, we’ve had the fully developed, four- time Ballon d’Or winner, now we are in the age of Messi the leader. He’s in charge, and he’s not very happy. The Barcelona board and their chosen coach are the principal reasons why he has started to wonder, since the middle of last season, if his future might lie somewhere else. It was in December 2013 when, amid talk of a contract renewal, one of the club’s vice-presidents, Javier Faus, said he saw no reason ‘why the contract of this gentleman should be improved when it was revised only two years ago’.
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Lionel Messi has fallen out with Barcelona boss Luis Enrique
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The 27-year-old casts doubt over Barcelona future at the Ballon d'Or
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The Argentine missed out on the award to rival Cristiano Ronaldo
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Messi has already scored 25 goals for Barcelona this season
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READ: Only Manchester United can afford Messi
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Question: This season the board has been the lesser evil, with coach @placeholder taking charge of the team in the summer.


It has baffled boffins with its metal rich core. Now, researchers say they have solved the mystery of how Mercury became the 'iron planet' - with its massive core making up 65% of its mass. They key was a giant interplanetary 'hit and run' with either Earth or Venus. New simulations show that Mercury and other unusually metal-rich objects in the solar system may be relics left behind by hit-and-run collisions in the early solar system with Earth or Venus. Mercury is the smallest and closest to the Sun of the eight planets in the Solar System, with an orbital period of about 88 Earth days.
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Mercury, the small, innermost planet has more than twice the fraction of metallic iron of any other terrestrial planet
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Researchers say key was a giant interplanetary 'hit and run' with either Earth or Venus

Question: Its iron core makes up about 65 percent of Mercury’s total mass; @placeholder’s core, by comparison, is just 32 percent of its mass.


By Mark Duell Last updated at 5:22 PM on 23rd September 2011 World financial markets went into freefall today with Wall Street on track for its worst weekly losses in three years - despite pledges from leading economies to stabilise the crisis. Just after Wall Street opened today, the Dow Jones was down 36, or 0.3 per cent, at 10,698; the S&P was down 3 points, or 0.2 per cent, at 1,127; and the Nasdaq was down 2, or 0.1 per cent, at 2,454. In Europe, London's FTSE 100 plunged below the important 5,000 mark by lunchtime as it dropped by 1.3 per cent to 4,977, while France's CAC-40 and Germany's DAX were both down 0.9 per cent.
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All three Wall Street markets open down again after big falls on Thursday
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London's FTSE 100 drops below the important 5,000 mark
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South Korea in banking chaos as market plunges 5.7 per cent overnight
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French and German markets fall amid uncertainty over Greek debt
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Dow tumbles 500 yesterday to year-low before slight rebound at close
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Investor George Soros says U.S. economy already into double-dip recession
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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 08:23 EST, 8 March 2014 | UPDATED: 07:49 EST, 9 March 2014 Dealing with Britain’s debts must not be done solely through attacks on public pending and welfare, the Lib Dems said today. In a swipe at the Tories, Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander said ‘there is such a thing as society’ as he warned the wealthiest must be made to pay their fair share. He also used a speech to the Lib Dem conference in York to dismiss ‘feeble’ Tory attempts to claim the income tax cut as their own policy, and signalled people who earn up to £12,500 should pay no income tax at all.
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Danny Alexander dismisses Tory plan to slash £25billion in spending
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There is such a thing as society, Lib Dem Treasury minister tells party conference in York
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Signals Lib Dem manifesto will promise to raise income tax threshold will rise to £12,500

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By Ulla Kloster PUBLISHED: 05:29 EST, 29 July 2013 | UPDATED: 07:44 EST, 29 July 2013 A couple have been banned for driving their cars 50 yards home after drinking at a social club. Mel Arundel, 54, and Roy Burgon, 58, of Melton, near Woodbridge, Suffolk, were convicted of drink-driving after they both denied the offence. They were ordered to fork out a total of £3,710 in fines and costs between them. Roy Burgon, 58, (pictured left leaving Ipswich Magistrates Court) and Mel Arundel (right), were convicted of drink-driving after they both denied the offence. They claimed they were the victims of spite
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Pair claimed they were victims of spite involving a man who held a grudge
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PCs went to the couple's house after receiving an anonymous 999 tip-off
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Burgon answered the door smelling of alcohol with his eyes glazed

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By Allan Hall PUBLISHED: 10:35 EST, 5 June 2012 | UPDATED: 10:35 EST, 5 June 2012 Relations between Norway and Sweden are being strained with the publication of a new book, which details how Stockholm aided the Nazis during WW2 as their neighbours fought and lost a decisive battle against the German invaders. Sweden stayed neutral in the war but Norway was among the first conquests of Hitler. Now a new book shows how Sweden let the Germans use its efficient rail network to transport men and materials to the battle of Narvik, where British troops were deployed in a bid to stave off the Nazi hordes.
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Use of Swedish SJ rail system helped Germany win battle of Narvik
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Troops and war materials transferred through country, while iron ore and Jews for death camps were taken out

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Question: This made a great deal of money for @placeholder rail operator SJ over a three year period.'


Osama Bin Laden fathered four children while on the run in Pakistan in the nine years following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, according to his youngest wife while skipping from safe house to safe house among family. 'I can only begin to imagine that that looked like American reality TV,' Phil Mudd who helped lead the CIA's hunt for Bin Laden told ABC. 'That he was living in some version of the Kardashians in Abbottabad.' During that time, the former Al Qaeda leader moved between five safe houses and at least two of the four children were born in a government hospital, his former-wife Amal Ahmad Abdul Fateh said.
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Two of the four children were born in a government hospital
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Life compared to reality TV show of 'Kardashians in Abbottabad'
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Al Qaeda leader's youngest wife reveals his living arrangements in hiding
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Just months after moving into his Abbottabad compound in 2005 an earthquake strikes north-west Pakistan. U.S. aid is transported to the region in helicopters that fly 'directly over' the terror leader's hideout

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Question: It was from there, in 2005, that Bin Laden made the move to @placeholder where he lived until his death in May 2011.


(CNN) -- Each year Yi Jiefeng does what she can to stop China turning into a desert. For the last 12 years the native of Shanghai has planted saplings in Inner Mongolia trying to reforest the region, but also to keep the memory of her dead son alive. In 2000, Yi's only son was killed in a traffic accident in Japan. Yi almost succumbed to grief, but instead decided to devote her life to living out her son's dream of planting trees in the deserts of Inner Mongolia. "He was fond of nature since he was a little boy," Yi said of her son, Yang Ruizhe.
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Green Life is a project to reforest desert areas of China
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Initiative came about through tragic death of founder's son
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Non-profit has planed over 1 million trees over 11 years

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(CNN) -- The death of Osama bin Laden does not necessarily mean the death of al Qaeda, the terrorist network he founded, though experts say none of his most likely successors offer the same combination of charisma, cash and credibility among militant Muslims. Bin Laden has long been a prime target for U.S. authorities, a member of the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list since 1999 who has had a $25 million bounty on his head since after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Yet except for a few audiotapes on subjects ranging from climate change to France's role in Afghanistan, he's been relatively quiet in recent years.
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A U.S. official says they know of "no succession plan" now that bin Laden is dead
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An expert says his deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri, is "not popular with colleagues"
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Another contender is U.S.-born Anwar al-Alwaki, who is now based in Yemen
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Other possibilities are Abu Yahya al-Libi, from Libya, and Ilyas Kashmiri of Pakistan

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- "Fast & Furious" star Paul Walker may have initially survived a horrific car crash but died moments later of a combination of injuries from the impact and the resulting fire, according to a coroner's report. The one-page preliminary report released by the Los Angeles County coroner's office Wednesday listed the cause of the actor's death as the "combined effects of traumatic and thermal injuries." An autopsy concluded that Roger Rodas, who was driving the red Porsche Carrera GT, suffered "multiple traumatic injuries," but it was not clear in the report if he was still alive when the car burst into flames soon after the wreck.
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Coroner: Paul Walker died from "combined effects of traumatic and thermal injuries"
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Autopsy confirms Roger Rodas was driving the Porsche when it crashed
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Walker's and Rodas' deaths ruled an accident by the coroner
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Production of the next "Fast & Furious" film is shut down "for a period of time"

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(CNN)  -- Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice for Real Madrid as they won 3-1 in Marseille on Tuesday to top Group C of Champions League qualifying. Real's victory meant AC Milan went through in second place in the group despite held 1-1 at FC Zurich, owing their draw to a second half penalty from Ronaldinho. Former World Player of the Year Ronaldo scored in the fifth and 80th minutes in a comfortable win for the Spanish giants and showed he is back to his very best after an injury layoff. The Portuguese star opened his account with a blistering 30 meter free kick, but Marseille midfielder Lucho Gonzalez leveled from close range six minutes later.
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Cristiano Ronaldo scores twice as Real Madrid top Group C by beating Marseille 3-1
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Ronaldinho penalty gives AC Milan 1-1 draw against FC Zurich
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Chelsea held to a 2-2 draw at home by APOEL Nicosia
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Atletico Madrid claim Europa Cup place despite losing 3-0 to Porto

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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- In a letter to a Pakistani schoolgirl shot in the head on her way home from school, a senior Taliban commander purportedly tells her that she was targeted not because she advocated education for all girls, but rather for her criticism of the militant group. The letter attributed to Adnan Rashid was released just days after 16-year-old Malala Yousafzai took the stage at the United Nations, where she delivered an emotional plea for the right to go to school on behalf of all children. Malala was 15 when gunmen jumped on her school bus and shouted her name, scaring other girls into identifying her, in the Swat Valley on October 9, 2012. The attack sparked massive protests in Pakistan and condemnation worldwide.
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A letter purportedly from Adnan Rashid was made public this week
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The letter blames Malala Yousafzai's actions for the attack on her
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In the letter, Rashid says he was shocked by the attack
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He urges her to return to Pakistan

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(CNN) -- David Cameron's announcement that the UK will hold a referendum on European Union membership if his party wins another election has sparked strong reaction from CNN commenters on what the move could mean for Britain and Europe. Cameron, who gave his remarks in a speech in London on Wednesday, said "difficult questions" needed to be asked about Britain's membership in the EU, otherwise British people could "drift towards the exit" as Europe fails. He also asserted the British people's right to a choice about whether to remain in the EU on the basis of a renegotiated settlement, or to leave.
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British PM had said 'difficult questions' needed to be asked about Britain's EU membership
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The 'Europe question' has long dominated British politics and proved challenging for successive British leaders
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Commenters had diverse reactions to Cameron's move, from praise to ridicule

Question: "The EU needs changes and if it changes for the worse (which is possible with the current level of democratic accountability), then the @placeholder should, and will, waste no time in changing direction," he said.


(CNN) -- When Ana María Tekina-eirú Maynard filled out her census form last year, she checked the box for Latino, and for the first time, she also checked the box for Native American. It had taken her more than 30 years -- plus research and genetic testing -- to discover her ties to the indigenous Taínos of Puerto Rico, to claim her identity and re-learn what she thought she knew of her history. She's not the only one. Since 2000, the number of Hispanics who identified themselves as Native American grew from 407,073 to 685,150, according to the 2010 census.
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Ana Maria Tekina-eirú Maynard discovered her Taíno heritage in her 30s
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She is among more Latinos in the United States who identify as Native American
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Many Puerto Ricans believed Taínos were decimated in the 1500s

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By Michael Seamark PUBLISHED: 18:16 EST, 11 September 2013 | UPDATED: 18:30 EST, 11 September 2013 Her lengthy CV lists countless qualifications, civic achievements, books and publications – but Raquel Rolnik makes no mention of dabbling in witchcraft. Yet the architect and urban planner appears to be an avid follower of Candomble, an African-Brazilian religion that originated during the slave trade. The academic, brought up a Marxist, actually offered an animal sacrifice to Karl Marx when she was studying for her Masters degree in architecture so ‘he would leave her alone’ to study in peace. The academic, brought up a Marxist, actually offered an animal sacrifice to Karl Marx
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Academic brought up a Marxist and offered an animal sacrifice to Karl Marx
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The architect appears to follow Candomble, an African-Brazilian religion that originated during the slave trade

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EL PASO, Texas (CNN) -- Marina Diaz knows each day could be her last when she leaves for school each morning. Marina Diaz and Alejandro Caballero cross a U.S.-Mexico border checkpoint on the way to school each day. But that doesn't stop her from making the trip from her home on the dusty outskirts of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, a key battleground in Mexico's drug wars, to El Paso, Texas, where she attends high school. From the moment she catches a bus to downtown Juarez, she is mindful of her surroundings. This is a city that saw 1,600 homicides last year. She warily watches the federal soldiers patrolling the streets.
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70 percent of Lydia Patterson Institute's students commute from Mexico
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Students, parents say school provides sense of security in contrast to Juarez, Mexico
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Lydia Patterson Institute has admitted 25 new students from Mexico this year
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School founded as sanctuary for families fleeing Mexican Revolution

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Question: Since Mexican border towns became battlefields in the drug war, American towns like @placeholder have become refuges for middle- and upper-class Mexicans.

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By Chris Wheeler PUBLISHED: 12:10 EST, 16 July 2013 | UPDATED: 16:09 EST, 16 July 2013 Wayne Rooney is ready to hand in a written transfer request after repeating to Manchester United his wish to quit. The England forward was on Tuesday night understood to be ‘angry and confused’ over comments by new manager David Moyes that he will not be sold because he provides important back-up forfirst-choice striker Robin van Persie. Rooney is also furious over the stance taken by new United chief executive Ed Woodward, who insisted no contract talks will take place this summer with the club preferring to monitor Rooney’s progress over the coming season.
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Wayne Rooney is reportedly 'angry and confused' over United's comments
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Striker feels he has nothing to prove after nine seasons at Old Trafford
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Rooney does not feel he should play second fiddle to anyone at United
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Chelsea and Arsenal are both interested in signing Rooney

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It certainly beats another New Years Eve in front of Jools Holland on TV. A luxury private jet company is offering travellers with a robust budget the chance to celebrate New Years Eve in not just one of the world's most renowned party cities, but two. In the same night. For a mere £7,380 per person, or £132,838, based on 18 passengers, party fiends can enjoy a full evening's celebrations in Sydney, and then, stamina dependent, do it all over again in Los Angeles, by travelling in the world's fastest private jet. Scroll down for video If Sydney Harbour's spectacular firework display is not enough for you, why not hop on a private jet to LA?
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Jet offers bubbly and bespoke catering as well as a double bed on board
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Flight time from Sydney to LA in a Gulfstream G650 is under 11 hours
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World's fastest private jet travels at just under the speed of sound
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Tickets cost £7,380 per person or £132,838 to charter the whole jet

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Iran's new President Hassan Rouhani took the oath of office Sunday, replacing controversial President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Rouhani, 65, a cleric considered moderate, won the June elections with reformist backing. He campaigned on a "hope and prudence" platform in which he appealed to traditional conservatives and reform-minded voters alike. He pledged to improve the economy and unemployment. And as a former nuclear negotiator, he vowed to reduce the high tension between Iran and the outside world by addressing sanctions related to Iran's nuclear program. The White House congratulated Rouhani, and in a statement called his inauguration "an opportunity" for Iran to "resolve the international community's deep concerns over Iran's nuclear program." Should Iran decide to engage on the nuclear issue, the statement read "it will find a willing partner in the United States."
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U.S. and Israel react to the swearing-in of Iran's new President Hassan Rouhani
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He officially ends Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's presidency
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Rouhani is a former military leader
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He will be a "far more powerful president," says one analyst

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Falklands veteran, Will Kevans, 51, speaking to Prince Harry about his work at the exhibition, where he revealed he preferred comics to books Prince Harry has revealed that he 'loves' comics and would choose them over books after speaking with a Falklands veteran. The royal, who has an A Level in art, made the admission to cartoonist and former Welsh Guardsman, Will Kevans, following the opening of the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey. The confession comes amid speculation that Harry, 30, a Captain in the Household Cavalry, might return to flying Apaches after he finishes his current posting in a desk job.
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Prince Harry made the admission to cartoonist and veteran Will Kevans
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It was at an art exhibition following opening of the Field of Remembrance
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He told former the Welsh Guardsman he loved comics and asked the price
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Mr Kevans was exhibiting his book which depicts his time in the Falklands
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Harry was interested in drawing he did of Welsh Guard on RFA Sir Galahad
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The cartoonist joined the Army Arts Society after leaving the army in 1985
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He hopes his new book will help others overcome the traumas of war
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'My Life In Pieces: The Falklands War' is available for £16 from Will Kevans online shop.

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By Bill Caven PUBLISHED: 23:57 EST, 30 December 2012 | UPDATED: 06:22 EST, 31 December 2012 They say the camera never lies – and even in this early picture you can see she oozes star quality. This remarkable photograph captures Karen Gillan’s first appearance in front of a television camera – courtesy of Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts. The girl band superstar spotted Miss Gillan’s talent long before Doctor Who producers, and headhunted the Scot from the catwalk to star in a TV show. Beauty: Karen Gillan in the ITV programme The Passions of Girls Aloud. Singer Nicola Roberts was ahead of the curve when she saw the talent in the actress
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Doctor Who star spotted by singer in fashion show
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The two celebrities share vibrant red hair and porcelain skin
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Miss Roberts asked Miss Gillan to help launch a make-up line for fair-skinned women

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Earlier this week scientists were left baffled by a huge feature that surfaced in the seas of Titan that measured a staggering 100 square miles (260sq km) - the size of Washington DC or the city of Birmingham in the UK. And in the latest speculation a number of theories have been considered including a giant iceberg and a huge field of bubbles. Speaking to MailOnline, two scientists explained their thoughts on what it might have been and that they hope to learn more upon repeated observations early next year. In this series of images from the Cassini spacecraft the giant object 100 square miles (260 square kilometres) in size is seen rising out of one of Titan's largest seas before disappearing again. In the latest image on the right the object still seems to be partially submerged beneath the surface
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Two scientists have told MailOnline that they think the giant object on Saturn's moon Titan could have been an iceberg
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Astronomers at Nasa in California were left baffled by its appearance
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It's possible the giant feature emerged from under the sea as Titan's Northern Hemisphere moves from spring to summer and heats up
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This may have dislodged the potential iceberg from the seabed
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However one expert says this would not be a threat to future boats planned to explore the seas of Titan
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The massive object appeared in one of Titan's largest seas in July 2013 before disappearing beneath the surface again in August 2014
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It could also be a field of rising bubbles from vents or undersea volcanoes
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Monitoring changes like this is one of the key goals of Nasa's Cassini spacecraft that is currently in orbit in the Saturnian system

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Arsenal face an untimely injury crisis as they prepare to open their Champions League campaign for another season with one of the toughest trips in Europe on Tuesday night. The Gunners will come up against Borussia Dortmund and the famous 'Yellow Wall' at the Westfalenstadion and will have to do so without a number of key personnel in defence. Summer buy Mathieu Debuchy will be out for two months after damaging ankle ligaments against Manchester City and Nacho Monreal did not make the trip to Germany. Calum Chambers is suffering from tonsilitis and is rated '50-50', leaving Arsene Wenger with a patched-up defence.
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Hector Bellerin could start for Arsenal against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League on Tuesday
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Arsene Wenger has been left with an injury crisis after Mathieu Debuchy and Nacho Monreal were ruled out. Calum Chambers is 50-50
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Right-back Bellerin could take Debuchy's place at the Westfalenstadion
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19-year-old Spaniard loves to get forward and attack
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He broke Theo Walcott's club sprint record
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Bellerin impressed Arsene Wenger with his performances for the Under 21s and the Under 19s in the UEFA Youth League

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By Mia De Graaf The father of a serial rapist says his own son should be locked up and they should 'throw away the key' after he was convicted of yet another offence. Jimmy Hunt has disowned his son, Lynx Caan, who served nine years in jail for five rapes against two women and threatening to kill his girlfriend. Caan, born Jonathan Hunt, made his latest appearance at Hull Crown Court for breaching his notification requirements under the sex offenders register. Disgusted: Jimmy Hunt and his wife Doreen (left) say rapist son Lynx Caan (right) should be jailed for life
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Lynx Caan, 43, served nine years for 5 rapes and threatening to kill partner
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Father Jimmy Hunt, 65, claims he and his wife Doreen, 63, cannot go out
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Two Britons are among 20 journalists arrested in Egypt while working for TV news channel Al Jazeera, the authorities have claimed. Egypt’s prosecutor’s office said yesterday an Australian, a Dutch citizen and the two from the UK are accused of helping to promote false news benefiting the Muslim Brotherhood. The Brotherhood, which was in power until Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi was forced from power by the army last year, has since been declared a terrorist group. Mohammed Badr, a cameraman for Al-Jazeera, appears at a court in Cairo, Egypt, on charges of joining or assisting a terrorist group and spreading false news that endangers national security
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Foreign Office is aware of reports and has launched an investigation
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Australian reporter Peter Greste is among those arrested
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Journalists detained over their coverage of mass civil unrest in Egypt
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Arrested face sentences of up to 15 years for belonging to a terrorist group

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(CNN) -- It was a mother's worst nightmare. On March 31, 2014, at 11 p.m., I received a phone call from my 25-year-old son. "Mom. I got lost, made a wrong turn and ended up at the Mexico border. I've been surrounded by military, and I need you to know in case anything happens to me." On April 1, I received another phone call. "Mom, I've been arrested. Please get me an attorney," Andrew said. It was the most frightening call of my life -- worse than the call from Afghanistan as my son explained, "We have just been hit by an IED."
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Mother of Marine being held in Mexico says this separation is worse than his combat tours
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Jill Tahmooressi says her son expressed fear he would not make it
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He was arrested after crossing into Mexico with several guns in his car
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Jill Tahmooressi is relying on her faith to get her through this

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Question: In @placeholder, he had his Marine Corps brothers who always had his back.


(CNN) -- World MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi cruised to the 100th victory of his illustrious motorcycling career with a comfortable win at the Alice TT Assen race in the Netherlands on Saturday. Valentino Rossi dominated the Dutch race to move clear at the top of the championship standings. The Italian took sole ownership of top spot in the overall standings after finishing 5.638 seconds ahead of Fiat Yamaha team-mate Jorge Lorenzo and 23.113 in front of 2007 world champion Casey Stoner. The trio had been tied on 106 points ahead of the seventh of 18 races this season. Rossi started in pole position but briefly lost his lead to Stoner's Ducati before moving out in front again, and the Italian steadily increased his advantage throughout the 26-lap race.
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World MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi cruises to 100th victory of his career
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Italian wins Alice TT Assen race in Netherlands by more than five seconds
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Yamaha team-mate Jorge Lorenzo claims second place, Casey Stoner third
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Rossi takes outright lead in the championships standings

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By Daily Mail Reporter The Rt Revd Malcolm McMahon says scores of children living in poverty are going into school hungry every day and falling behind in lessons because of it Children living in poverty are going to school hungry every day and falling behind in lessons because of it, one of Britain's leading Catholic Bishops has said. According to the Rt Rev Malcolm McMahon, the Bishop of Nottingham, the problem is being 'masked by a veneer of respectability' in redeveloped city centres because impoverished families are too ashamed of the stigma of not having enough to eat. The Bishop, who was last week appointed the Archbishop of Liverpool, is also chairman of the Catholic Education Service which oversees one in 10 schools in England and Wales attended by nearly 840,000 pupils.
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Rt Rev Malcolm McMahon says redeveloped cities mask scale of problem
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More than three million children in Britain are living below the bread line

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