(CNN)  -- The murder of rapper Dolla reverberated throughout the music industry on Tuesday as police sought a motive for the brazen killing. Rap artist Dolla was known as a nice guy who survived a rough childhood. The aspiring Southern hip-hop artist, whose real name was Roderick Anthony Burton II, was gunned down in the busy parking lot of the upscale Beverly Center mall in Los Angeles, California, on Monday afternoon. Police later arrested Aubrey Louis Berry, 23, at Los Angeles International Airport, a Los Angeles Police statement said. No other details were given about Berry. The 21-year-old rapper was based in Atlanta, Georgia. He was in Los Angeles to work on his debut album.
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Those who knew rapper Dolla mourn his loss
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The Atlanta-based rapper was killed at the Beverly Center mall in Los Angeles
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Family releases a statement asking for privacy to mourn
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Dolla, whose real name was Roderick Anthony Burton II, was 21

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(CNN) -- High-stakes lawsuits, overlapping investigations and a bitter battle over blame are spreading across Europe in the wake of a scandal that has rocked the meat industry. Horse meat was discovered in products that are supposed to be 100% beef, sold in Sweden, the United Kingdom and France. On Sunday, a major company under scrutiny called one of its suppliers a "villain" responsible for the fraud. The supplier, in turn, insisted it was "fooled" by a subsupplier. While authorities say there is no immediate cause for health concerns, the discovery was a new shock to an industry already reeling from a bombshell last month when Irish investigators found horse and pig DNA in numerous hamburger products.
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NEW: Six big French retailers pull lasagne and other products
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Comigel CEO tells a French news agency his company was "fooled"
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Findus Nordic CEO calls Comigel "the villain"
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Horsemeat isn't a health hazard, but could contain a veterinary drug unsafe for humans

Question: The products were pulled Monday after @placeholder supplier Comigel raised concerns about the type of meat that was used, Findus Sweden said.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama told Americans he has all the justification he needs to fire missiles into Syria. "I have the authority to address the threat from ISIL" he said in a primetime address on Wednesday. Where does he get it? According to senior Obama administration officials it comes from a 13-year-old vote Congress took in the days after 9/11 known as the Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF.) The vote authorized President George W. Bush to go after al Qaeda terrorists. Did Obama sell his ISIS strategy? That one single vote, taken on September 14, 2001 before Obama even got to Congress as a senator from Illinois, has been used to justify every American military action since, including now the fight against ISIS in Syria. But it may not actually provide Obama with all of the legal protection he needs this time.
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President Obama says his power to take military action comes from a 2001 vote
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Congress voted in days after 9/11 to give the President power to fight terrorism
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There's a debate over whether that 13-year-old law applies to the fight with ISIS

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(CNN) -- The UK government is appealing for a buyer to ensure a rare piece of jewelry that once belonged to the author Jane Austen remains in Britain. The gold and turquoise ring is one of just three pieces of jewelry in existence known to have belonged to Austen, the 19th century author of novels including "Pride and Prejudice" and "Emma." American singer Kelly Clarkson bought the ring when it was auctioned last year, Jane Austen's House Museum, in Chawton, southern England, said. Auction house Sotheby's listed the sale price as £152,450 ($231,227). UK Culture Minister Ed Vaizey has placed a temporary export bar on the ring "on the grounds that it is so closely connected with [Britain's] history and national life that its departure would be a misfortune," the Department for Culture said.
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Jane Austen was an English novelist who wrote in the early 1800s. She died in 1817.
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Her novels include "Pride and Prejudice," "Emma" and "Sense and Sensibility"
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Last year, U.S. singer Kelly Clarkson bought a ring that had belonged to Austen
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Britain says the ring is of historic significance and should not be taken out of the country

Question: The temporary bar means @placeholder is unable to take the ring outside the UK.


London (CNN) -- Brazil stands at a crossroads in its efforts to preserve the Amazon rainforest as the government considers controversial legislation governing land use. For most of the past decade, it has made a dramatic reduction in the rate of deforestation, providing a model of how it could be tackled in other rainforest areas such as Indonesia and Congo. The Amazon rainforest covers a huge area, roughly half as large as the United States, with about 60% of it in Brazil. It is estimated that nearly a fifth of the Brazilian forest has been lost since 1970; figures from Brazil's space research institute, INPE, show that 4.1 million square kilometers (1.58 million square miles) of Brazilian forest were still standing in 1970, compared with 3.35 million square kilometers (1.29 million square miles) today.
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Brazil has made a dramatic reduction in the rate of deforestation
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Environmentalists worry that its progress could be put at risk by changes to forest law
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Greenpeace is also concerned that Indonesia's measures to halt deforestation are not working
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The World Resources Institute says the world needs consistent, real-time deforestation data

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Question: The power of the rural lobby is acknowledged by those close to the @placeholder government, but the environmental fears are also rejected.


By Wills Robinson A Russia Today correspondent based in London resigned yesterday in protest over her station's coverage of the attack on flight MH17. Sara Firth said reports being run by the station gave her a 'kick in the stomach'' and 'disrespected the facts', prompting her to hand in her notice. She said it was the 'straw that broke the camel's back' after growing increasingly frustrated during her five years as an employee. Scroll down for video Disgust: Sara Firth handed in her resignation in a protest against Russia Today's coverage of the MH17 attack The station, which is funded by the Russian government, has been criticised for blaming the tragedy on Ukraine.
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Sara Firth handed in her resignation hours after the plane was shot down
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Said she felt a 'kick in the stomach' when she watched the coverage
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Claims Russia Today's style guide is to 'always blame the Ukraine'
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Majority of news outlets have said pro-Russian separatists were responsible

Question: In response to her resignation, a Russia Today spokesperson said that the channel and @placeholder 'apparently... have different definitions of truth'.


Fighting is raging between al Qaeda-backed militants and Iraq's security forces for control of two key cities in the embattled Anbar province, even as a deal was in place with Sunni tribesmen to fight alongside Iraqi police against the terror group. The renewed violence in the Sunni province has raised concern about the stability of the government amid dueling claims by the terror group and security forces over who was in control of Falluja and Ramadi. At least 80 people were killed, roughly 60 of the casualties were members of al Qaeda, in clashes Friday across the province, a senior interior ministry official told CNN.
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At least 80 people have been killed in fighting in Falluja, an official says
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Fighting is under way in Ramadi, but the number of casualties is not known
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Gunmen called on worshipers to join a Qaeda-backed group
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U.S. "partnering with the Iraqi government very closely," State Dept. says

Question: Some of the most significant fighting appeared to be in Falluja, where the U.S. military fought one of the bloodiest battles of the Iraq war, with militants planting @placeholder flags on buildings.


By Geoffrey Levy Melita Norwood, codenamed Hola, was one of the KGB's most prized spies She ended her days in a cosy, third-floor rented flat in a sheltered housing complex. Untroubled by the problems of the world, and with the added comfort of her married daughter Anita living nearby, Melita Norwood enjoyed the tranquillity of the small development ringed with flowering trees, and got on with her jam-making until her death, aged 93. How fortunate she was. In many other countries, the grey-haired great-grandmother would have ended her days in prison, or even been shot. For Mrs Norwood was no ordinary granny. Over a period of 35 years, she had been a spy for the KGB, passing on Britain’s nuclear secrets that enabled the Soviet Union to catch up in building the atomic bomb.
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Melita Norwood, codenamed Hola, was a prized spy in Moscow
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Passed on Britain's top nuclear secrets over a period of 35 years
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Her name emerged in the Mitrokhin Archive nine years after she died
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Neighbours believed she was a charming eccentric old lady

Question: But a decision not to put her on trial was quickly taken so that the collapsing @placeholder would remain in ignorance about just how much we knew.


Revealed: Edward Snowden has leaked documents which say the NSA are creating a computer that could break the world's strongest encryption tools The National Security Agency plans to create a quantum computer that could break the strongest encryption tools in the world, according to documents leaked by Edward Snowden. The former NSA contractor-turned whistleblower has provided documents which suggest that the NSA is on a code-breaking mission which could have revolutionary consequences for almost every type of encryption which protects records used by governments, banks and hospitals. The NSA plans to build a ‘cryptologically useful quantum computer’ as part of its $79.7 million research project, ‘Penetrating Hard Targets,’ through various classified contracts at a College Park laboratory in Maryland, according to the Washington Post.
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The NSA plans to build a 'cryptologically useful quantum computer'
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The plans were revealed in leaked documents from Edward Snowden
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It is part of the NSA's $79.7m 'Penetrating Hard Targets' research project
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It could break encryption codes which protect medical and bank records

Question: Comparing @placeholder’s progress - which is kept top secret - to the best civilian labs has long been attempted by computer scientists and physicists.


More than a week after results declared his defeat, the tea party-backed candidate in Mississippi's GOP primary for the U.S. Senate notified Sen. Thad Cochran on Thursday that he plans to challenge the outcome. State Sen. Chris McDaniel's campaign served papers to Cochran's son, Clayton, with notice of intent to challenge the results, citing allegations of improper crossover voting, according to the Clarion-Ledger of Mississippi. McDaniel's team had dispatched volunteers across the state to investigate election results in the state's 82 counties. An outside group has already filed a lawsuit in federal court. McDaniel's campaign has retained a legal team and is urging supporters to donate to the campaign legal fund.
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McDaniel campaign serves papers to Cochran with intent to challenge
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The campaign says it found nearly 5,000 "irregularities" in primary voting records
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McDaniel supporters call foul after Cochran's campaign turns to Democratic voters
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Conservative group files a lawsuit asking for full access to GOP primary voting records

Question: @placeholder tea party leader tied to campaign smear dead in apparent suicide


Portugal players arrived back home to a depressing welcome after a dismal World Cup, with no one even bothering to collect star player Cristiano Ronaldo from the airport. The Portuguese fared only slightly better than England, claiming four points to finish third in a group containing Germany, USA and Ghana but still being eliminated before the business end of the tournament begins in Brazil. Ronaldo also failed to live up to his billing as the best player on the planet - after struggling with injuries ahead of the tournament he returned to spend most of his games pouting petulantly at teammates before scoring his now customary single World Cup goal (in the final 2-1 victory against Ghana).
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Portugal arrived back home after a dismal showing at the 2014 World Cup
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Portuguese eliminated from group including Germany, USA and Ghana
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Cristiano Ronaldo cut a lonely figure as he hailed a public cab home
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Real Madrid star failed to inspire his side and scored a solitary goal
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Nani, Pepe and Joao Moutinho offered excuses for Portugal's exit

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(Financial Times) -- Eurozone finance ministers last night postponed agreement on Greece's long-delayed €31.3bn aid payment for yet another week as divisions between the International Monetary Fund and EU creditors over how fast Athens must reduce its burgeoning debt levels burst into the open. Christine Lagarde, the IMF chief, and Jean-Claude Juncker, chair of the eurogroup of finance ministers, publicly sparred over whether Greece must reduce its debt levels to 120 per cent of economic output by 2020, long viewed the target to get Athens back to a sustainable debt level. An agreement between the IMF and eurozone governments is essential to releasing the bailout tranche since both creditors disburse financial assistance concurrently.
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Eurozone finance ministers postponed agreement on Greece's long-delayed €31.3bn aid payment
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Shows divisions between IMF and EU creditors over how fast Athens must reduce its debt
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IMF: Greece must reduce its debt levels to 120 per cent of economic output by 2020
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Juncker told a post-meeting press conference the target would be moved to 2022

Question: Despite the delay, officials insisted Greece would not default on Thursday, when @placeholder must make a debt payment of about €5bn without the benefit of international aid.


Edinburgh (CNN) -- In the 20th century, getting your child a toy car meant a trip to a shopping mall. In the 21st century, it can mean going to your computer, downloading a file and creating the toy on your 3-D printer. Only that is not quite revolutionary enough for Massimo Banzi, who spoke at the TED Global conference in Edinburgh, Scotland, in late June. As Banzi pointed out, the 3-D printer a friend of his used to build a toy car was itself an open-source device -- one that could be produced by anyone from freely available plans. The open-source maker movement offers an immense range of possibilities for creativity -- and in some ways, Banzi has been at the center of it. He is part of a team of five people behind "Arduino," a pocket-sized open-source circuit board with a microprocessor that has been used as the brains of thousands of custom devices.
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Open-source movement offers infinite opportunity for invention
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Massimo Banzi's Arduino motherboards control thousands of DIY devices
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Banzi says if you have an idea for something, you can create it
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He spoke at TED Global 2012 conference on "radical openness"

Question: It holds conferences with high prices -- $6,000 to attend the one in @placeholder -- but it distributes selected talks free online.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 11:59 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 12:53 EST, 19 November 2013 Richard Muzira died after being knocked from his bicycle by a lorry in Camberwell last night. He was a keen volunteer who once donated at £3,000 prize to a charity he worked with The sixth cyclist killed in London in the last two weeks was an 'real hero' who worked as a volunteer for a mental health charity, colleagues said today. Richard Muzira, father of two and volunteer filmmaker at CoolTan Arts, died after being dragged under the wheels of a tipper truck at a busy junction on Camberwell Road in South London just after noon on Monday.
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Father of two Richard Muriza died at the scene in south London
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A charity he volunteered with spoke of their devastation at his death today
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A colleague said: 'He was a unique, special beautiful person'
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The keen cyclist once donated a £3,000 prize to the charity he supported
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Extra police will hit streets after spate of cycling deaths over past fortnight
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Boris Johnson today called cyclists wearing headphones a 'scourge'

Question: As the new safety measures were announced, London Mayor Boris Johnson said he thought cyclists using headphones while riding on @placeholder's streets are an 'absolute scourge' and he would not be against banning them.


By Paul Donnelley An Ohio university student drowned trying to save his dog from an icy grave. Kyle Miller, 21, was kayaking with his friend Austin Gifford, 19, on Saturday morning on one of the Darby Bend Lakes west of Columbus when his Scottish terrier who he had taken with him fell into the frigid waters. The two men, neither of whom were wearing life jackets, tried desperately to reach the dog and in doing so, both kayaks capsized. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO. Animal lover: Kyle Miller, a 21-year-old university student, seen here with a baby big cat, drowned while trying to save his pet dog from an icy lake in Ohio
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Kyle Miller, 21, was not wearing a life jacket on lake in Ohio
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Kayaking with friend who also went into water but managed to get to safety
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Gave up promising track and field career to devote his life to animals

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It is the perfect video for the armchair traveller - a snapshot of South East Asia in just four minutes. American Josh Rapperport mounted a hands-fee camera on his motorbike as he raced around some of the beautiful and most perilous tracks in the world and turned the footage into a beautiful travel video. The adventurer visited countries including Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar, capturing amazing scenery and friendly locals. The Harvard University student used the camera when dismounted from his motorbike to record some incredible and fascinating scenes From dirt tracks, to mountain roads to bridges, it was certainly some adventure for Rapperport
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Josh Rapperport captured perilous dirt-tracks and beautiful beaches on three-month trip around Asia
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Video also shows tourist enjoying some of the local traditions, including jumping through a burning ring
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Harvard University student mostly rode alone,but was joined for three weeks by his friend Logan

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Facebook has been forced to apologise to the family of a sick baby and offer them $10,000 in advertising credit after banning a photo of their young son awaiting heart transplant saying it was 'too graphic.' Hudson, who is nearly two months, has the heart disease cardiomyopathy and desperately needs a heart transplant to survive so his father Kevin Bond posted a photo of him on a Facebook page called 'Hudson's Heart' to raise awareness and money for medical costs. But when Mr Bond, a photographer from Atlanta, tried to advertise thepage for $20 the social media giant rejected the photo citing it as not adhering to their guidelines and being either 'scary, gory or sensational, and evokes a negative response.'
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Hudson, who is nearly two months, has the heart disease cardiomyopathy
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Father Kevin Bond posted the photo of him on a Facebook page
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But when he tried to advertise the page, Facebook rejected the post
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Today Facebook VP phoned Mr Bond to offer an apology

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:59 EST, 8 May 2012 | UPDATED: 11:48 EST, 9 May 2012 Lawsuit: John Travolta, pictured with wife Kelly Preston, is facing accusations of inappropriate sexual behaviour towards a SECOND male massage therapist John Travolta has proof that he wasn't in Los Angeles on the day he was accused of sexually harassing a male masseur, it has emerged The Pulp Fiction actor, who has described the claim as 'baseless', was photographed in New York on January 16th - the day the incident is alleged to have taken place in LA. As well as being photographed in New York, TMZ.com has also obtained a receipt from Mr Chow's restaurant in the city, proving that Travolta dined in the eatery and paid a bill of $382.69 for the meal, as well as a $100 tip.
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Actor's lawyer Marty Singer has branded the accusation just 'as absurd and ridiculous as the first one'
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Travolta pictured in New York on same day first incident is alleged to have taken place
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Both 'victims' are claiming $2million in damages

Question: 'Fiction' A spokesperson for Travolta has hit out at the claims, even claiming that Travolta was not in LA at the time - though he was pictured at a @placeholder event with his wife two days earlier


Two lawsuits say the national chapter of the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity allowed a culture of "violent misogyny" after an internal email from the Georgia Tech chapter leaked last year instructing fraternity members on how to lure "rapebait." The lawsuits were filed Thursday in an Atlanta court on behalf of two anonymous women -- listed as Jane Doe and June Doe -- alleging they were sexually assaulted in separate incidents in 2012 and 2014 at the Georgia Tech chapter fraternity house based on a fraternity playbook for targeting women. The Phi Kappa Tau  national chapter, the now suspended local chapter and the chapter adviser are named as defendants in both lawsuits.
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Lawsuits allege two women sexually assaulted at Georgia Tech frat house
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Suits say national chapter of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity allowed a culture of "violent misogyny"
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Suits cite leaked email from Georgia Tech chapter on how member could lure "rapebait"
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School's chapter was disbanded for three years in March after sex assault allegations

Question: @placeholder, which wasn't named as a defendant in the lawsuits, had no comment on the litigation.


New York (CNN) -- On a chilly Saturday afternoon, a man with all the time in the world stands outside the bus he calls home. While he takes in a view of the Brooklyn Bridge, Bob Votruba boasts he lives on 84 square feet of pure luxury. "It's a cherished spot for me," he says, "something that is a little sacred." Votruba, 58, a retired father of three, is in the middle of a 10-year journey to spread kindness across the country. So far he's logged almost 60,000 miles on a school bus he bought and has lived in for four years. His Boston terrier, Bogart, keeps him company.
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Bob Votruba has traveled nearly 60,000 miles across the U.S. to talk about kindness
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After the tragedy of the 2007 Virginia Tech shootings, he decided to change course
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He rides with his Boston terrier, Bogart, as company and sometimes bikes
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He gives himself reminders each day to be kind and gives assignments to others

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KHARTOUM, Sudan (CNN) -- Rebels aided by South Sudan bombed an oil pipeline in the disputed district of Abyei, a Sudanese army official said on Thursday. "At 9 p.m. on Wednesday, a group belonging to the Justice and Equality Movement...aided by South Sudan launched an attack, specifically ... into Sudanese territory," said Al-Sawarmi Khalid, the Sudanese army's spokesperson, in a statement to the semi-official Sudanese Media Center (SMC). "This renegade group was given technical support from the South Sudanese military which enabled it to bomb an oil pipeline in the area of Ajaja inside the administrative borders of Abyei," the statement continued.
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A bombing sparked a fire at the pipeline that lasted several hours, an official said
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Sudan blames the attack on rebels aided by South Sudan
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The rebel group Justice and Equality Movement denies involvement in the attack

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Seattle-based coffee giant Starbucks has offered up a flavorsome form of support to its home team, the Seahawks, as they prepare to take on the New England Patriots at Sunday's Super Bowl, by creating a limited edition green and blue Frappuccino in honor of the team's colors. Created by long-time Starbucks employee Thom Arvin, the Seahawks Frappuccino is a unique take on the company's much-loved Vanilla Bean Crème beverage, which blends blueberries and matcha green tea in order to achieve the team's traditional blue and green coloring. 'It’s definitely difficult to make something blue,' Mr Arvin said of his creation. 'I thought blueberry would be the best option to add to a Vanilla Bean Frappuccino and the matcha green tea adds a touch of green to the whipped cream.
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The Seattle Seahawks are set to face the New England Patriots in Sunday's Super Bowl
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Starbucks' limited edition Seahawks-inspired beverage uses blueberries and green tea matcha-infused whipped cream
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It is available at Starbucks stores in Washington and Oregon until Monday

Question: The popular coffee chain has also rolled out a collection of limited edition @placeholder gift cards, bearing the number 12 - to signify that the fans will act as the 12th member of the team, alongside the 11 players who take to the field at a time.


The countdown to the New Year began with the Shard lighting up the central London skyline with a dazzling display. The 72-storey high skyscraper has become home to Western Europe's highest art installation as the capital prepares to welcome 2015. Every evening until December 31 the spire of the 300 metre tall Shard will come alive and treat Londoners to a spectacular light show from 5pm to midnight. Scroll down for video The countdown to the New Year began with the Shard lighting up the central London skyline with a spectacular lights show Every evening until December 31 the spire of the 300 metre tall Shard will come alive and treat Londoners to a spectacular light show from 5pm to midnight
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The Shard has become home to Western Europe's highest art installation with the spire coming to life every night
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Shard Lights will take place everyday from 5pm until midnight and will climax for the New Year celebrations
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The artwork, created by Jason Bruges Studio, aims to evoke the spirit, energy and dynamism of London'

Question: The public piece of art has been designed to celebrate the year The Shard came to life, opening to businesses and the public and becoming an internationally recognised beacon for modern @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Let's face it: Barack Obama has not exactly been the second coming of Alexander the Great. He swept into office vowing to step up the war effort in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and he did, sending 30,000 fresh troops into the former and vastly expanding drone strikes in the latter. Obama managed to get Osama bin Laden, an achievement will likely be hearing about ad nauseum on the campaign trail over the long months ahead. But he hasn't realized the much more difficult goal of bringing stability to Afghanistan, a land we have now been trying to stabilize for more than a decade. The recent spectacular attacks in Kabul, in which insurgents were able to once again paralyze the capital for 24 hours, may not have been Tet II, but they did underscore just how the fragile the planned 2014 handover to Afghan control really is.
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Blake Hounshell: Obama got bin Laden but hasn't brought stability to Afghanistan
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Enter Mitt Romney, he says, who denounces Obama but whose positions are all over the place
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He says Romney would do about same as Obama; Afghanistan is an intractable conflict
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Hounshell: U.S. will leave Afghanistan under Romney or Obama; not easy, but necessary

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By Daily Mail Reporter Updated: 07:17 EST, 23 February 2012 Subterfuge: Peter Gleick tricked a powerful thinktank into sending him confidential details of how they deny climate change A respected U.S. scientist has admitted duping a powerful thinktank into sending him confidential details of how they deny climate change. Peter Gleick, president of the Pacific Institute, revealed in a blog post that he used a false name to get The Heartland Institute to send him the classified information. It included, he claimed, plans to create an 'anti-global warming science campaign for grade schools that will dissuade teachers from teaching science'.
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Peter Gleick used false name to get sent classified information
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Hoodwinked The Heartland Institute as he was 'blinded by frustration'
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Sparks debate with some calling him a hero, others a villain

Question: I do not know the source of that original document but assumed it was sent to me because of my past exchanges with @placeholder and because I was named in it.


(CNN) -- President Barack Obama travels south to Mexico this week to meet with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto in the country's capital before he heads to Costa Rica to meet with other regional leaders. Here's a look at the relationship between the United States and Mexico, by the numbers: 1,933 miles: Length of the border between the United States and Mexico. 32: Visits by U.S. presidents to Mexico. 3: Times that President Barack Obama has traveled to Mexico, most recently in June 2012, to attend the G-20 Economic Summit. 5: Times former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Mexico while she was in office from 2009 to 2012.
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U.S. leaders have made 32 visits to Mexico; Mexican leaders have visited the U.S. 54 times
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Almost a third of the foreign-born population in the U.S. was born in Mexico
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This week's visit will be Obama's third to Mexico and his first since Enrique Peña Nieto's election

Question: 51: Percentage of the vote received by President @placeholder in the 2012 U.S. presidential election.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Dr. Conrad Murray left the Los Angeles County jail under sheriff's escort, avoiding reporters and Michael Jackson fans waiting for his release early Monday. Murray, who served two years of a four-year sentence for causing Michael Jackson's death, was driven away in a sheriff's car for the "safety and security" of the jail, sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said. The handful of Jackson fans gathered outside the jail accused the Los Angeles County sheriff of showing favoritism to Murray by slipping him out of the jail through a back exit, instead of the door where freed prisoners normally leave.
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NEW: Sheriff gives Dr. Murray an escort to avoid media, fans outside of jail
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The cardiologist can't treat patients since his medical licenses are suspended
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Murray remains unremorseful about his treatment of Michael Jackson

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(CNN)If the management and the captain of the sunken tall ship HMS Bounty had "exercised the proper responsibility, judgment and prudence," the deaths of two people would have been prevented, according to a U.S. Coast Guard investigation report released Thursday. Nineteen months after the Bounty sank in Hurricane Sandy off North Carolina, and more than a year after investigative hearings, the Coast Guard issued a wide range of recommendations in the disaster that killed rookie deckhand Claudene Christian and left Capt. Robin Walbridge missing and presumed dead. Fourteen crew members survived. Before it sank roughly 100 miles off Hatteras, the Bounty was arguably the most famous three-masted wooden square rigger in the world.
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Release of report dredges up dark memories for Bounty shipwreck survivor
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Coast Guard: Management and captain failed to exercise "proper responsibility, judgment"
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The half-century old, 180-foot wooden sailing ship sank in 2012 in Hurricane Sandy
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An inexperienced deckhand died and the captain's body was never found; 14 crew survived

Question: Hewitt said she agrees with the report's conclusion that @placeholder waited too long to give the order to abandon ship.

Question: Hours later, @placeholder rescuers were able to save 14 crew members.


On one side, there are dilapidated houses, gardens overflowing with weeds and a high crime rate. On the other, there are streets filled with spacious homes, well-manicured lawns and yoga studios. This is one of numerous fences that have been erected by the wealthy 'haves' of the Michigan suburb of Grosse Pointe Park to 'prevent 'have-nots' from Detroit from driving into the city. The brick barrier, reading 'Road Ends', represents a significant divide between the two cities, which despite their proximity, differ greatly in terms of average salary, crime rates and general desirability. A significant divide: This is one of numerous fences that have been erected by the wealthy 'haves' of the Michigan suburb of Grosse Pointe Park to prevent 'have-nots' from Detroit from driving into the city
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Grosse Point Park has allegedly erected fences to keep out Detroit locals
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Barriers block some of only streets leading into wealthy Michigan suburb
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In Detroit, nicknamed Motor City, median household income is just $26,955
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The region last year declared largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history
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It was also voted most dangerous city in U.S. in 2012, with high crime rate
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In contrast, Grosse Point Park has average household income of $101,094

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ACT police have been left red-cheeked after their Twitter account re-tweeted several pornographic photos. The @ACTPolicing account followed up a series of messages about safely celebrating New Years Eve with by sharing a tweet by 'Katie Sanders'. Her message said: 'One good thing about winter ... these boots! #ThonglessThursday' and included three photos of a woman naked except for a pair of black furry boots. ACT Policing retweeted this unusual message to its 6700 followers 'Interesting retweet': Many punters were confused and amused by the tweet It caused some confusion among ACT Policing's followers. 'Oops - looks like someone in @ACTPolicing may have tweeted from the wrong account? ?,' said @AnneBB.
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Official account retweeted nude pictures of a woman named Katie Sanders
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The tweet spurred confusion and amusement from punters
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Police said they were 'not sure' how it came about

Question: There are more messages by @placeholder containing nude photos on the ACT Policing's favourited tweets page.


Hundreds of Eric Garner protesters descended on the Brooklyn's Barclays Center hosting the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on Monday night in the fifth day of protests. Star players including LeBron James and Kyrie Irving joined the demonstration by wearing 'I Can't Breathe' shirts as they warm up for a game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Brooklyn Nets. And pop royalty Jay Z supported the statement by posing for a picture with four Nets players wearing the customized shirts. The protest, dubbed #RoyalShutdown, comes almost a week after a grand jury refused to indict white police officer Daniel Pantaleo for the chokehold that killed black father-of-six Eric Garner.
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Hundreds of protesters staged a die-in outside Barclays Center, Brooklyn
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William and Kate watching the Brooklyn Nets play the Cleveland Cavaliers
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It is one of many events packed into their three-day visit to New York City
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LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and others wore 'I Can't Breathe' t-shirts

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Atlanta (CNN) -- Everything about the rebooted Delta Flight Museum screams, "AIRPLANES!" Even outside its entrance, I'm greeted by aviation decorations. Lined up in a row like Roman columns are three struts of Boeing 757 landing gear embedded into the front of the building. Welcome to the Delta Flight Museum, home to some of the airline industry's historic jewels, including a first-of-its-kind aircraft that pioneered the sophisticated planes we fly on today. This could be the best aviation museum you've never heard of. I'm champing at the bit to see a few highlights, including: • The cockpit from the first Convair 880-22, once the world's fastest airliner
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Delta Flight Museum has recently opened near Atlanta's airport
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Exhibits include prototypes of important airliners, the L-1011 and superfast Convair 880
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Museum offers an interesting tourist option during long layovers
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Giant sign from iconic Worldport rescued from wrecking ball at JFK airport

Question: The Convair 880 was an unsung airliner classic, flying for @placeholder from 1960 to 1973.


(CNN) -- On the one-year anniversary of President Mohamed Morsy's inauguration, tens of thousands of Egyptians marched in the streets of Cairo in an effort to remove him from office. The Associated Press described the protesters as "an array of secular and liberal Egyptians, moderate Muslims, Christians â€” and what the opposition says is a broad sector of the general public that has turned against the Islamists." You would think these protesters represent an Egypt more favorable or in line with American interests. Unfortunately, our government supports the current regime of Morsy and the Muslim Brotherhood. Earlier this year, we sent Egypt's government 20 F-16 fighter jets, Abrams tanks and other military aid.
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Rand Paul: Why is the U.S. supporting Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy?
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Paul: I argued that Morsy is not someone the U.S. should necessarily embrace
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He says despite Egyptians' discontent with Morsy, we continue to give him aid
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Paul: What kind of example do we set when we side with the enemies of freedom?

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(CNN) -- Bill and Hillary Clinton never fail to confound Americans. Their political and public service accomplishments often appear diminished by the stumbles in their private lives, real or imagined. No holder of high office, obviously, is ever judged simply for policy initiatives, and that seems especially true of the Clintons. As Hillary Clinton positions herself for a likely 2016 run for president, the scrutiny she will endure extends, inevitably, to her husband. Journalists and critics on the right will probably have to mine new material, however. What happened in Arkansas and the Oval Office have been more topically tortured than Benghazi.
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The Clinton Foundation has come under scrutiny for its operations and finances
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James Moore: As Hillary Clinton will likely run for president, critics are looking for mistakes
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He says evaluation of Clinton as a presidential candidate may be tied to the foundation
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Moore: Charity work honorable, but Clintons need to set boundaries on power, wealth

Question: @placeholder presidential politics runs on the billions of multi-national businesses and winning elections is inextricably connected to finessing that dependency to give the converse appearance of independence.


Manchester City touched down in London after catching a private jet ahead of the Community Shield final against Arsenal. Manuel Pellegrini's side go into the clash as heavy favourites at Wembley to compete for the first piece of silverware this season. Frank Lampard is already showing his commitment to his new club by travelling to London and staying with the team at the Landmark Hotel. The former Chelsea midfielder, who is on a sixth month loan at City, will not be playing, however. WATCH Scroll down for 'Pellegrini: New signings won't be ready for Community Shield' All aboard! Manchester City caught a private jet ahead of their Community Shield clash against Arsenal
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Manuel Pellegrini's side looking to add more silverware
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Premier League champions are favourites against the Gunners
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Frank Lampard travels down despite not playing in Community Shield
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Samir Nasri set to play after upsetting Arsenal supporters

Question: Several former Arsenal colleagues have made the same move to City and @placeholder continued: 'If the fans can't move on then it's too bad.


By William Turvill PUBLISHED: 05:43 EST, 12 December 2013 | UPDATED: 10:18 EST, 12 December 2013 A man who broke into a house ended up having to be freed by police after he got stuck while climbing through a window. Daniel Severn, 27, was trying to break into the house of Richard Wilson in Howden, East Yorkshire, by getting in through the bathroom. But his foot got trapped in the window and he was left hanging upside down for an hour with his head resting on a toilet. Burglar Daniel Severn, 27, begged his victim to call the police after he got stuck upside down over his toilet
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Daniel Severn, 27, was stuck for 90 minutes with head resting on the toilet
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Discovering him at 5.30am, the burglar told homeowner Richard Wilson: 'Please help! Call the police'
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Court was told: 'It would be funny if it were not so serious'

Question: Since the incident, Mr @placeholder's teenage daughter has been too afraid to live in the house.


By Associated Press and Michael Zennie Three more Mississippi Tea Party activists - including a party official - have been arrested over a photo taken of the ailing wife of longtime Republican Senator Thad Cochran. Authorities say the men were hoping to use the photo of Rose Cochran, taken in her nursing home without her permission, as part of a campaign to allege that Cochran had an affair with another woman. The picture of the senator's spouse, who has lived with dementia for 13 years, infuriated him and prompted a criminal investigation. It has also threatened to consume the Republican primary and undermine challenger Chris McDaniel - whom the suspects all support.
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Mark Mayfield, a Tea Party board member, school teacher Richard Sager and John Mary were arrested Thursday
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The activists were hoping to use the picture of Rose Cochran in an ad claiming Thad Cochran is having an affair
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Mrs Cochran has been suffering from dementia for 13 years and is in hospice care
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The men were hoping to support the campaign of Tea Party challenger Chris McDaniel

Question: As we see from the arrests today, these people will stop at nothing to smear Thad Cochran, including a despicable act like the one committed against @placeholder.'


The body of former NFL linebacker Jovan Belcher was exhumed Friday in order to perform tests on his brain, a lawyer for the player's family told the Kansas City Star. Attorney Dirk Vandever told the newspaper that Belcher's family hopes tests will provide a clue as to why the four-year veteran of the Kansas City Chiefs shot his longtime girlfriend to death then killed himself about a year ago. Belcher's body was exhumed Friday from a cemetery in Long Island, New York, the paper reported. It was not clear where the body was sent for examination. Vandever didn't immediately respond to CNN's calls for comment Sunday morning.
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Jovan Belcher shot his girlfriend and himself in December 2012
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The Kansas City Star reports his body was exhumed on Friday
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Belcher's family wants his brain to be studied for signs of CTE
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Experienced pathologist says 50-50 chance examination will reveal results

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By Graham Smith PUBLISHED: 10:04 EST, 3 October 2012 | UPDATED: 10:06 EST, 3 October 2012 Pope Benedict's former butler stole thousands of highly sensitive documents the pontiff had marked 'to be destroyed' and compromised Vatican security through his actions, a court heard today. On the third day of Paolo Gabriele's trial, testimony depicted a man fascinated by the occult, Masonic lodges, secret services and past Italian and Vatican scandals. Stefano De Santis was one of four Vatican police officers who said they found the papers in the 46-year-old's home. On trial: The Pope's former butler Paolo Gabriele (right) sits in the wood-trimmed courtroom of the Vatican tribunal at an earlier hearing on Saturday. He is accused of stealing thousands of top secret papal documents
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Paolo Gabriele admits leaking details of Church power struggles
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The 46-year-old says he wanted to expose 'corruption'
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However, he denies the charge of aggravated theft

Question: @placeholder told the court: 'One photocopy was enough to threaten the operations of the Holy See.'


Jerry Hall poised to step out on the catwalk in 1995, Catherine Deneuve captured during a glamorous front row moment in 1988 and a dapper Yves Saint Laurent in a dicky bow surrounded by an array of striking models. These are just a few of the dazzling images in a new book about the legendary Yves Saint Laurent. The book is packed with photographs of the famous designer and his world of fashion, shot by New York-based fashion photographer Roxanne Lowit, a pioneer of backstage fashion photography. The designer, pictured above at a party for his Opium fragrance in 1978, made a lasting impression on the world of fashion and the people within it - not least photographer Roxanne Lowit
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The book is a collection of images shot by New York-based fashion photographer Roxanne Lowit
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YSL’s muses and admirers including Jerry Hall, Grace Jones, Paloma Picasso and Catherine Deneuve have written personal tributes
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Jerry Hall writes: 'Yves was a darling, gentle man, who always wanted everyone around him to be happy!'

Question: @placeholder's book 'Yves Saint Laurent' is a personal photographic history of the legend from 1978, the year Lowit first met him, to the last show he gave in 2002.


Ally McCoist paid tribute to his players for ignoring the off-field dramas and fan protests that continue to engulf the Ibrox club to secure a much-needed win. Rangers had to come from behind twice to see off the challenge of an impressive Queen of the South side and keep up with Championship leaders Hearts. Once again, events away from the pitch this week grabbed the headlines, with the board launching a new shares issue in a desperate bid to raise funds. And there was a mild fans’ protest too when a section of the Broomloan Road Stand held up red cards and chanted: ‘Sack the board’.
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Gavin Reilly slotted the away side ahead after 22 minutes
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Marius Zaliukas headed Rangers level within five minutes from a free-kick
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Queen of the South led 2-1 at the break after Iain Russell's finish in the box
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David Templeton equalised for Rangers with a fine strike outside the box
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Bilel Mohsni and Kenny Miller completed the comeback for Rangers
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Rangers move up to second in the Scottish Championship table as Queen of the South slip down to fourth

Question: Zaliukas then turned villain when his error allowed @placeholder to regain the lead.


The National Federation of Independent Business is one of the most influential small-business advocacy groups in the country. They battle against government regulation, higher taxes and, perhaps most famously, Obamacare. And they do it all as the self-described "voice of small business." But it turns out that the champions of Main Street America got more money last year from a group backed by billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch than any other single source. NFIB and its affiliated groups received $2.5 million from Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce, a conservative advocacy group with deep ties to the Koch empire. Of the five men that sit on the group's board, four are current or former employees of Koch companies and one is a friend of Charles Koch's.
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National Federation of Independent Business advocates for small business
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However, it got $2.5 million from a group backed by the industrialist Koch Brothers
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Lisa Gilbert of Public Citizen: NFIB is "taking the name of small business in vain"
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NFIB spokeswoman: Bulk of group's $86 million revenue comes from 350,000 members

Question: @placeholder gave the NFIB $1.5 million last year, the biggest single contribution the federation received, according to tax records.


Moscow (CNN) -- Chanting "give us our time back," thousands of people in eastern Russia Saturday protested proposed changes to the country's time zones, state media reported. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has proposed time zone reforms that would further cut the time difference between the region and Moscow, the state-run RIA-Novosti news agency reported. Already, similar reforms implemented earlier this year have led to dark winter skies in the middle of the day in the region, the news agency said. More than 3,000 protesters flocked to the central square in the city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, RIA-Novosti said. As a result of the changes, the consumption of electric energy already has increased in schools and other institutions, with many extracurricular groups shut down, protesters told RIA-Novosti. Older people are affected particularly negatively by the change, they argued, demanding a nationwide referendum to resolve the issue.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has proposed time zone reforms
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Protesters say time zone changes waste energy and negatively affect the elderly
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Chanting "give us our time back," they demand a nationwide referendum on the issue
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Medvedev says the changes help resolve transportation and communication issues

Question: Throughout this year, government officials and scientists will closely examine the consequences of the time reform in the five @placeholder regions, and a further reduction of time zones in Russia might take place in future if the experiment proves positive, according to Medvedev.


On paper, the race in Kentucky between Sen. Mitch McConnell and his Democratic challenger, Alison Lundergan Grimes, should be pretty clear-cut: The experienced veteran easily beats a political novice. But like most things, it's not. McConnell must cross the first hurdle by beating his primary challenger, Matt Bevin, before he engages in what is expected to be one of the most expensive and bitterly fought Senate campaigns this midterm season. A lot is at stake overall in November: control of the Senate and the political fate of one of the most powerful Republicans in Washington. Grimes' advantage Grimes, 35, was just 7 when McConnell was first elected to the Senate.
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Alison Lundergan Grimes is taking on Senate Rpublican leader Mitch McConnell
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She's raising money and has the backing of the Clintons
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The race is expected to be one of the most expensive during this midterm season
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McConnell has a tough primary and Grimes does not; Will that work against her, or for her?

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Question: With the general election now on the horizon, @placeholder is in a good place.


A husband-to-be has spoken for the first time of the moment his beloved fiancée was shot dead - as she chatted to him on the phone. Rod Hernandez, 58, from Salt Lake City, Utah, was just weeks away from tying the knot with Tanya Nikitina in 2010 when she was gunned down by her former mother-in-law. Tanya, 34, who's real name is Tetyana, was talking to Rod while sitting in the school car park where she worked as a teacher when her life was horrifically cut short. Tragic end: Rod Hernandez, right, had been due to marry Tanya Nikitina, left, but just weeks before their big day, she was shot dead her her former mother-in-law
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Rod Hernandez, 58, was engaged to Tanya Nikitina, 34
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Weeks before the wedding, she was brutally murdered
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Killer was her former mother-in-law Mary Nance Hanson, 71
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Tanya had divorced Mary's son, Dale, years before
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Bitter custody battle ensued over their two children
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Mary shot her ex daughter-in-law as she 'didn't deserve' the children
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Rod heard the murder as he was on the phone to Tanya when Mary struck

Question: But there was some tension between Tanya and @placeholder and Mary.'

Question: But on January 29, two weeks before the big day, @placeholder was brutally executed.


It's been 21 years, and John Moore still eagerly leans against his passenger window to watch the landscape pass by as the train he commutes on every day roars over the Moodna Viaduct in Cornwall, New York. The green hills and vibrant leaves just below the elevated track make the trestle one of the prettiest scenes on the 57-year-old's trip. For more than two decades, the senior business analyst has been traveling about 67 miles for work from his home in Cornwall to lower Manhattan. His total commute time is 2½ hours each way. It may seem like a lengthy commute, but Moore says he prefers this mode of travel.
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In the past 10 to 15 years, passenger rail has seen a resurgence in ridership
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Nearly 31.6 million passengers, a record, boarded Amtrak trains in 2013
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Rail comeback led by increase in train travel in Northeast, Midwest and Western U.S.

Question: As soon as @placeholder boards, he can start work, or socialize with the friends he's made on the train over the years, or even stretch out his legs and spend a few hours reading a novel.


Airport regulations saw former England and Liverpool striker Michael Owen endure his very own travel 'torture' on Tuesday. The former footballer-turned-horseracing owner was travelling back to the UK from the US on a British Airways flight after attending the famous Santa Anita Breeders' Cup meeting. Scheduled for a fly-in to London Heathrow Airport from Los Angeles, thick fog meant the flight had to be diverted to Manchester. Michael Owen, pictured at the Breeders Cup, caused a Twitter storm after complaining of his travel 'torture' Click here to read 'Michael Owen in hot water over Newcastle-Liverpool snub' The irony is, Owen's original plans were to end up in Manchester via transfer from Heathrow.
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Owen was planning on ending up in Manchester via Heathrow transfer
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The former Liverpool frontman's plane from LA was diverted to the north west but Owen was forced to stay on the plane
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Thick fog meant flight out of LA diverted to Manchester instead
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Owen had to fly to London before travelling back to Manchester to meet with family
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The ex-England striker, who now owns racehorses, had been to the Santa Anita Breeders' Cup meeting
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Striker is in hot water with BT sport after choosing to watch his horse race rather than cover Liverpool's clash with Newcastle

Question: @placeholder are understood to have been disappointed by Owen’s decision to put his racing interests before his football commitments and have made that very clear to him.


By Australian Associated Press and Ryan Lipman The NSW government has granted James Packer's Crown Resorts a 99-year licence to operate a casino within its planned hotel development at Sydney's prime Barangaroo South site. In return, Crown will pay the government $100 million within five business days, not including a $5 million deposit paid last year. Under the restricted licence, no poker machines will be permitted at the Crown Sydney Hotel Resort complex, on the southern end of Sydney's Harbour Bridge, once it begins operations after November 15, 2019. The NSW government has granted James Packer's Crown Resorts a 99-year licence to operate a casino in its hotel located at a Barangaroo South
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NSW government has granted James Packer a 99-year casino licence
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It will be in Packer's planned hotel at a Barangaroo site in Sydney
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Crown Resorts must pay government $100 within five business days
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Sydney's second casino is set to net the government at least $1 billion in taxes

Question: 'Crown Sydney will help bring additional international and domestic tourists to @placeholder, create over 1,200 jobs and generate significant economic growth for NSW.'


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- It has been almost two weeks since Eman al-Obeidy burst into our hotel in Tripoli, desperate for the world to hear her story of rape and torture. We had been trying since then to interview her in person and were finally able to speak to her Wednesday, against the explicit wishes of the Libyan government. "You should not be allowed to do this," government spokesman Musa Ibrahim told me. The interview with al-Obeidy was facilitated by Gadhafi's son Saadi and was subject to a government review. We asked al-Obeidy if she would be willing to come to Saadi Gadhafi's office. She agreed and Gadhafi sent a car to pick her up.
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Saadi Gadhafi sent a car to bring Eman al-Obeidy to his office
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Al-Obeidy is not intimidated by his presence, calls him a humble man
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She says she wants to clear her name, smeared on state TV
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Story of rape and torture became known after she burst into a Tripoli hotel

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(CNN) -- We are the most narcissistic generation in American history. And when I say "generation" -- I'm not pointing my finger at millennials, gen X/Yers, or baby boomers. The generation I speak of is defined by people who use social media to incessantly share information about their favorite topic: themselves. I, too, am part of this "selfie generation." (And if you don't know what "selfie" means, you're not.) We knew "selfie" had become emblematic of who we are when the Oxford Dictionary recently named it as 2013's word of the year. "Narcissistic?" you say. "What can you mean?" Well, the new craze of "funeral selfies" is a clue: People snap a self-portrait in front of the body at a wake and share it on social media. For some, these selfies may actually be a way of grieving, but for others, it's clearly about drawing attention to themselvesâ€”even away from the recently deceased.
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Dean Obeidallah: The social media generation is the most narcissistic generation
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He says new example is "funeral selfies" -- posing with dead person -- to draw attention
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Twitter, Facebook have long allowed this self-centeredness. Why not turn it to good cause?
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Obeidallah: Photobomb to raise awareness of causes you care about: a good self-centeredness

Question: And, of course, @placeholder, the granddaddy of social media, is a great way to share every mundane event in your life.


When you're spending long hours at sea on a trawler ship, you have to get creative to keep yourself entertained. At least that's what the crew of The Caledonia believe, keeping their spirits up by making spoof pop videos. The crazy Scots, who spend their days trawling for prawns, even go as far as stripping off in the freezing weather to create their YouTube videos. Deckhand Frank has proved the most popular of the fishermen on YouTube for his spoof of the Miley Cyrus video Wrecking Ball The team have recently diversified into parody news and weather broadcasts - complete with a tame seagull
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The Scottish crew on board The Caledonia at Tarbet, Loch Fyne, find amusing ways to keep entertained
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Frank swings on a wrecking ball in honour of Miley Cyrus, while another raps away with seaweed as dreadlocks
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Avril Lavigne song Sk8er Boi is modified into a trawler version called Skaterprawn

Question: Frank poses on a skateboard during the Avril Lavigne parody Skaterprawn - which was among the vides filmed on @placeholder's mobile phone


A woman who died after being overcome by fumes as she slept in her car between her four jobs had been desperately saving money to support a former boyfriend she met online and his three children. The body of 32-year-old Maria Fernandes was found in her car in Elizabeth, New Jersey in August, after she became overcome by a deadly mixture of carbon monoxide and fumes from an overturned gasoline container. She worked four jobs, including two shifts at separate Dunkin Donuts and she apparently left her car running while she tried to rest while going between her jobs. Richard Culhane the ex-boyfriend of Miss Fernandes, who he met online, pictured with his sons Dorian, left, and Jareth, right, during her funeral service earlier this year. Miss Fernandes had been working to support Mr Culhane and his children
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Maria Fernandes, 32, of Newark, was allegedly overcome by mixture of carbon monoxide and fumes from an overturned gas can
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Fernandes kept extra gas in the car because she sometimes ran out
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Police say it appears she just pulled over for a nap as she desperately tried to make ends meet
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Has emerged that she had met a boyfriend online and was supporting him and his children

Question: Co-workers said all her jobs paid at or just above the minimum wage — which @placeholder raised by $1 earlier this year to $8.25 an hour.


By Francesca Chambers for MailOnline The vast majority of Americans think President Barack Obama should not go around Congress to make changes to immigration policy, a new poll shows. President Obama has promised to act on immigration by the end of the summer, regardless of Congress' progress on legislative reforms. But a survey released today by the polling company, inc./Woman Trend shows that just two in 10 Americans think Obama should bypass the deliberative body and go it alone. A resounding 74 percent said the president ought to work with Congress to repair the system. Even the majority of Democrats - 56 percent - said Obama should not take executive action.
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The majority of Republicans, Independents and even Democrats think he should work with Congress to make changes to immigration policy
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Only 22 percent of respondents said the government should relocate illegal children to communities across the nation rather than send them home
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Nearly two-thirds of all Americans think Obama is mishandling immigration

Question: @placeholder blame that policy for the flood of immigrant children who have shown up at the U.S.' southern border in the 10 months.


(CNN) -- Republicans are predicting big wins in the November midterms. Across the aisle, Democrats are saying the same thing about their chances at the polls. But both can't be right. Republicans speculate that they will take back the House -- and possibly the Senate -- as voters express their frustration at where Democrats and President Obama are taking the country. "I think it's pretty clear that the American people are tired of the job-killing agenda in Washington, D.C. They want the spending spree to stop," House Minority Leader John Boehner said on "Fox News Sunday." "I think we're having a good year, but we've got a lot of work to do before the Election Day on November 2," he said.
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"I think we're having a good year," House Minority Leader John Boehner says
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"The House is definitely in play," political observer says
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says Democrats "feel very confident about where we are"
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To gain control, Republicans need to pick up 39 seats in the House, 10 in the Senate

Question: @placeholder advised Republicans heading home for the August recess to "talk about the better solutions that Republicans have been offering over the last 18 months."

Question: "The @placeholder manage no better than a virtual tie on issues, but they are behind when it comes to handling the government.


(CNN) -- The effects of l'Affaire Snowden continued to accumulate this past week with a dramatic vote in the U.S. House of Representatives. By a bare 12-vote margin, a bipartisan coalition of more or less centrist Republicans and Democrats defeated an equally bipartisan coalition of their more ideological brethren, the latter an incredibly improbable alliance that almost succeeded in defunding NSA's telephone metadata program. One Hill participant described the hours before the vote as "hand to hand combat," but for now, at least, NSA will continue to acquire American telephone "business records" to help it detect terrorist activity in the United States.
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Ex-NSA director Hayden: PRISM program is used to target foreign threats
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Hayden: NSA doesn't have access to servers of Internet service providers

Question: And both programs are responsive to the world in which @placeholder found itself after 9/11.


(Health.com) -- The secret to a long, healthy life in America? According to longevity researchers, it may be to act like you live somewhere else. It seems like every year another country's lifestyle is touted as the new magic bullet to cure us of obesity, heart disease, and premature death: For an unclogged heart, herd goats and down olive oil like a Mediterranean. Avoid breast cancer and live to 100 by dining on tofu Japanese-style. Stay as happy as Norwegians by hunting elk and foraging for cowberries. The places we're usually told to emulate are known as Blue Zones or Cold Spots. Blue Zones were pinpointed by explorer Dan Buettner and a team of longevity researchers and are described in his book "The Blue Zones: Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who've Lived the Longest." They're areas in Italy, Japan, Greece, California, and Costa Rica where the people have traditionally stayed healthy and active to age 100 or older.
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French women tend to walk everywhere instead of attempting to get to the gym
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The Nordic diet and way of life produces low rates of obesity
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On Okinawa, they practice hara hachi bu, or eating until 80% full

Question: All of this adds up to French women having a low incidence of heart disease and obesity (12% compared to the @placeholder's 36%).

Question: "@placeholder love fat, salt, and sugar because that's what 9 of 10 we're used to," Katz says.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:27 EST, 15 September 2013 | UPDATED: 19:32 EST, 15 September 2013 A man searching for prehistoric fossils in a river has found an entirely different type of treasure. Dr Brian Tovin was swimming in South Carolina's Cooper River when he saw something shiny at the bottom. The water was so inky that a diving light provided only about 3 feet of visibility, The Post-Courier reports. Instead of a shark tooth, Tovin was surprised to find a large class ring from the College of Charleston. The ring was inscribed with the initials RLP and the year 1974.
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Phillips lost ring in 1974 ring after his finger got stuck opening a beer can
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Ring was last gift from his mother before she died
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Phillips is currently battling cancer
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Ring was found and returned by Brian Tovin

Question: 'Thank you Lord that I got it back,' @placeholder said to CNN.


(CNN) -- Britain is withholding a multimillion-dollar aid payment to Rwanda over allegations that it is backing rebels who have been fighting government forces in neighboring Democratic Republic of the Congo, a minister said Friday. The M23 rebel group seized the city of Goma in eastern DR Congo 10 days ago after days of heavy clashes with government forces. Read more: Why the world is ignoring Congo war Since then, regional leaders and the African Union have drawn up a plan under which the fighters would withdraw. But despite indicating that they would leave, M23 forces remained in Goma on Friday.
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Britain stops a $33.6 million aid payment to Rwanda over claims that it backs M23 rebel group
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Rwanda's foreign minister says the British decision is based on false allegations
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The rebel group seized a city in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo last week
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More than 140,000 people have been forced from their homes by the fighting

Question: "We are committed to finding lasting solutions to the conflict in this region and will work with the governments of Rwanda and @placeholder to secure a peaceful resolution to the situation in eastern DRC."

Question: Mixed signals have come from @placeholder leaders and soldiers this week.


MADRID, Spain (CNN) -- The incumbent Basque nationalists won the most seats in Basque regional parliamentary elections on Sunday, but they could lose a 29-year hold on power because three non-nationalist parties won a combined majority for the first time, according to official election results. Socialist candidate Patxi Lopez speaks to reporters after voting Sunday in regional parliamentary elections. The vote for the powerful 75-seat regional parliament and Basque president are seen as a bellwether of the region's sentiment on how to end decades of violence by the Basque separatist group ETA. The moderate Basque Nationalist Party won 30 seats, and its traditional smaller party allies won seven more.
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Elections held for 75-seat regional parliament in Spain's Basque region
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Basque Nationalist Party wins 30 seats, traditional allies win seven more
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Socialist Party and others win a 38-seat majority
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Basque Nationalist Party seeks self-determination for the 2.1 million Basques

Question: Negotiations with other parties to make @placeholder the next Basque president were expected in the coming days.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama extended a helping hand to Japan on Friday as hundreds of people were dead and additional hundreds were missing after a devastating 8.9-magnitude earthquake and ensuing tsunami. "I offer our Japanese friends whatever assistance is needed," he said during a news conference. "Today's events remind us how fragile life can be." Obama said Friday that the main U.S. assistance to Japan for now would probably be "lift capacity" in the form of heavy equipment to help clean up damaged infrastructure. The U.S. government is taking inventory of how many military personnel are in Japan to provide help, he said, adding that American citizens in Japan will also receive assistance.
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NEW: Obama says U.S. is monitoring Japanese power plant for radiation leaks
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NEW: U.S. is sending coolant in case any nuclear reactors leak
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Navy ships are headed to Japan to help in relief effort
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No American casualties are reported; State Department sets up phone, e-mail information

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(CNN) -- Head football coach Joe Paterno and the university president have lost their jobs, effective immediately, over a child sex abuse scandal at Penn State, university trustees announced Wednesday night. John P. Surma, vice chairman of trustees, said that President Graham Spanier was being replaced and Paterno, the longtime head football coach, would not finish the remainder of the season. Tom Bradley will be Penn State head coach in Joe Paterno's absence. Rod Erickson, executive vice president and provost of the school, will be interim president, school officials said. Spanier has been president of the school since 1995. Earlier, Paterno, 84, issued a statement saying he was "absolutely devastated by the developments" involving a former assistant football coach and two university officials and that he would end his 46-year tenure as head football coach at the end of the season. The trustees decided to move that timetable up.
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Trustees dismiss Spanier, remove Paterno as head coach immediately
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Man tells Anderson Cooper of uncomfortable moments with Sandusky
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U.S. Department of Education investigating Penn State
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"With the benefit of hindsight, I wish I had done more," Paterno says

Question: Meanwhile, a tip line has been receiving calls from alleged victims of @placeholder, a source close to the investigation said, and police were attempting to verify the claims.


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 11:58 EST, 19 December 2012 | UPDATED: 18:29 EST, 19 December 2012 Seven-year-old Daniel Barden had one hope for when he grew up: To be a firefighter like his uncles. But while the youngster's future was tragically cut short when he became one of Adam Lanza's 26 victims in the Sandy Hook massacre on Friday, his dreams have not been forgotten. In a heart-wrenching display of kindness and remembrance on Wednesday morning, firefighters from as far as New York City attended the young boy's funeral in Newtown to pay their respects. As Daniel's parents, brother and sister arrived at St. Rose of Lima Church at 10am, the firefighters somberly formed an honour guard along the road, silently offering support to the heartbroken family.
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Heroic first-grade teacher Victoria Soto, 27, will also be laid to rest

Question: '@placeholder never met and animal she didn't love, and since the age of two wanted to be a Veterinarian.'


(CNN)Responding to the massacre at the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, President Barack Obama and other public figures such as John Kerry, author Salman Rushdie -- even the far-right nationalist French politician Marine Le Pen -- have defended the right to freedom of expression as a core democratic value. Huge demonstrations in solidarity with the victims are occurring throughout France and in many European capitals. The slogan "Je suis Charlie Hebdo" is circulating widely in social media. Twitter is inundated with tweets about the political power of satire. Pictures of demonstrators holding pens in the air abound. Freedom of expression is undeniably worth defending but is too narrow a frame for this event.
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Mabel Berezin: Paris attack will boost far-right's calls for brakes on immigration
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She says attack is tipping point -- a troubling boon to nationalist parties in Europe

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When the Eswein-Phillips family of social media moguls sit down to dinner, or go for a walk together, they don't just have each other to please. The so-called 'First Family' of the Instagram photo-sharing network have around a million and a half eager audience members to keep happy with their familial comings and goings. Their band of followers religiously shows their appreciation for the mixture of picture-perfect meals, idyllic cityscapes and luxury living served up on a daily basis by Sarah Phillips and her children Liz and Tom. The first family of Instagram pose in the living room of their Upper East Side, New York apartment with dogs Coco and Duke. From left to right Tom Eswein, Sarah Phillips, Reed Phillips and Liz Eswein. The family document their day to day lives on social media and have gained around 1.6million followers.
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Eswein-Phillips family run series of influential accounts on photo app
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Mom Sarah commands @baking and @food and post gorgeous meals
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Daughter Liz runs @newyorkcity and has audience of more than 1million
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Brother Tom, with background in construction, is behind @realestate
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Even family pets Duke and Coco have their own accounts and following
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Stepdad Reed is a banker and mainly stays away from the social network

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 03:51 EST, 24 February 2013 | UPDATED: 19:52 EST, 24 February 2013 German doctor Daniel Ubani caused the death of patient David Gray in Cambridgeshire in 2008 after he administered 10 times the normal dose of diamorphine. A new test is being introduced to make sure foreign doctors have a good grasp of English Foreign doctors who want to work in the NHS will have to prove they speak good English before treating patients. New checks have been announced by the Government after a string of cases in which overseas doctors were blamed for poor care.
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General Medical Council will refuse licences for doctors with poor English
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Rules come five years after German medic Daniel Ubani killed patient David Gray

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Mario Balotelli is fighting for his Anfield future as Brendan Rodgers insisted he would not allow the striker to compromise Liverpool’s progress. Once again Balotelli found himself commanding headlines for all the wrong reasons following Liverpool’s 3-0 defeat by Real Madrid, given he had swapped shirts with opposition defender Pepe as he left the field at half-time. It was a naive thing to do and Rodgers stressed that, having spoken to Balotelli in his office at Liverpool’s Melwood training base, the ‘matter was closed’ and had been dealt with internally. Mario Balotelli was back in training for Liverpool on Thursday after he controversially swapped shirts with Pepe
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The £16m striker is fighting for his Anfield future after latest controversy
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Balotelli angered Liverpool fans after swapping shirts with Pepe at half-time
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Brendan Rodgers said 'matter was closed' after meeting with striker
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Balotelli has failed to live up to his price tag since joining from AC Milan

Question: The £16million signing then gives his shirt to the @placeholder defender prompting outrage among the club's fans


As a teenager, Jejoen Bontinck danced in music videos and was a regular kid hanging out with friends in Antwerp, Belgium. But within a year, he went from a hip-hop-loving teenager to a young Muslim convert, preaching on the streets of Antwerp. His father, Dimitri Bontinck, claims that in 2010, when Jejoen was 15, he became infatuated with a Moroccan girl, which eventually led to him converting to Islam. His parents started noticing a radical change in their son about eight to nine months after the conversion. "He started to become very religious. He stopped wearing his normal clothes. So we really see the progress of radicalization -- this is the right word -- we really see the signs," Dimitri explained.
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Jejeon Bontinck left Belgium to join militant group Jabhat al-Nusra in Syria last year
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Bontinck's dad Dimitri decided to try to track his son down in Syria
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Al-Nusra militants nearly killed Dimitri, but ultimately led him to his son
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Jejeon, now 19, is back in Belgium and facing terrorism charges

Question: Dimitri searched for clues online to where his son really was, and he was shocked by what he found -- videos and pictures of his son's hometown friends in @placeholder.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:00 EST, 14 November 2013 | UPDATED: 15:17 EST, 15 November 2013 It was a busy day for Toronto Mayor Rob Ford who started out ranting about oral sex, only to apologize for his 'graphic language' at another press conference held hours later. Earlier today, the mayor announced he would be suing ex-staffers Mark Towhey, Issac Ransom and George Christopoulos after they told police they witnessed Ford hanging out with prostitutes as well as abusing alcohol and prescription pills like OxyContin. He also said he would be suing the waiter of an upscale Toronto restaurant who said the mayor snorted cocaine in the establishment.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford offended many this morning when he went on a vulgar rant about oral sex
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''It says that I wanted to eat her p****. I would never do that,' Ford said of allegations he made sexual advances on a staffer
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'I've got more than enough to eat at home,' he added
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Ford quickly apologized for his graphic language at a press conference a few hours later
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His wife Renata stood behind him as he blamed stress for his outburst
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Ford continues to deny all of the allegations revealed in a recent police investigation on him
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The report accuses the mayor of snorting cocaine, abusing alcohol and prescription pills as well as hanging out with prostitutes
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City Council voted yesterday for Ford to take a leave of absence but Ford refused the non-binding decision

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Question: @placeholder was helping her husband out at the time, returning calls when one reporter got a rare opportunity to chat with the first lady of Toronto.


Beijing (CNN)Diplomacy can be a lot like theater -- with a whole cast of characters jostling for spotlight and applause. On the world stage, Chinese President Xi Jinping has emerged as a force to be reckoned with since he took the leading role in the world's most populous nation in late 2012. For the 61-year-old Xi -- considered China's most powerful leader in decades -- his marquee appearance last November as the host of a global summit has offered good clues on his future moves. During the 2014 Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation gathering in Beijing, Xi met and entertained more than a dozen other leaders from countries that have been called China's friends, enemies and -- more often than not -- "frenemies."
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No relationship is more important -- or complex -- than that between the United States and China
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China is becoming bolder in territorial disputes in the East and South China seas
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China and North Korea have grown apart in the past decade, leader seen as "spoiled brat," analyst says

Question: Breaking with tradition, Xi has yet to agree to a meeting in Beijing with @placeholder's young supreme leader.

Question: "@placeholder is changing China's foreign policy, which will be much more proactive in the foreseeable future," said Shi.


Bacary Sagna has hit back at critics who labelled him greedy when he quit Arsenal for Manchester City by saying: 'It's not about money – I wanted to boost my career.' The French full-back has finally joined City after months of wrangling, having turned down offers from Arsenal to renew his contract, which ends this month. And after helping France through to the last 16 of the World Cup in Wednesday night's goalless draw with Ecuador in Rio, Sagna hit back at the rumours he had been trying to simply hike up his wages at Arsenal, pointing out that he had been on the same deal at the Emirates for the past six years.
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Sagna joined Manchester City from Arsenal on a free transfer
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The France defender signed a £150,000-a-week three-year-deal, which is inclusive of add-ons and bonuses
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He is currently at the World Cup in Brazil

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By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 09:01 EST, 1 October 2013 | UPDATED: 15:16 EST, 1 October 2013 Breaking Bad stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul - who played meth kingpins Walter White and Jesse Pinkman respectively - have been lauded for their roles in the Emmy Award-winning series which drew to a dramatic close on Sunday. However before the gritty roles - Cranston has described the complex character of White as 'the role of my life' - both actors were struggling to make it in Hollywood. Prior to their career-changing roles, there was a long line of forgettable parts. In a compilation from Snakkle, the pair are seen in everything from hemorrhoid cream and microwave pizza ads, to game show appearances and small roles including one alongside Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible 3.
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Bryan Cranston, who played chemistry-teacher-turned-meth-dealer Walter White in the Emmy Award-winning show, previously starred in ads for Coffee-Mate and teen show Sabrina The Teenage Witch
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Aaron Paul, who played his sidekick Jesse Pinkman, had small roles on The X-Files and Third Rock From The Sun

Question: Getting a caffeine hit: Cranston hawked @placeholder to viewers in 1988


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:59 EST, 16 February 2014 | UPDATED: 22:59 EST, 16 February 2014 A childhood friend of embattled New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has been dragged into the Bridgegate scandal, with emails revealing he gave a key Port Authority official a tour of the traffic chaos. In the latest twist, emails show Port Authority police officer Thomas 'Chip' Michaels was on the George Washington Bridge with David Wildstein, the official who ordered the road closures, when the disaster unfolded. The messages also reveal Michaels was aware of the plan to flood Fort Lee with traffic the day before the controversial lane closings in September last year and kept Wildstein updated.
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Emails reveal Lt. Thomas 'Chip' Michaels, a Port Authority police officer, took David Wildstein on a tour of George Washington Bridge during debacle
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Michaels grew up with Chris Christie in Livingston, New Jersey, and recently coached the Governor's son in hockey
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The messages, reported today by MSNBC, also show Michaels was aware of the plan to flood Fort Lee with traffic
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Michaels' brother is New Jersey Republican power broker Jeffrey Michaels

Question: Its fkd up here (sic),' Michaels, a 15-year Port Authority officer, told @placeholder in a text before the tour.


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- A Pakistani judge sentenced Osama bin Laden's three widows and two daughters on Monday to 45 days of house detention for living illegally in Pakistan, the widows' lawyer said. The judge ordered that after their term, the five be deported back to their countries of citizenship, said Amir Khalil, the lawyer. He said the time served began March 3, when the five were formally arrested or taken into custody, and that they would all be released by mid-April. The widows -- identified by U.S. and Pakistani officials as Amal Ahmed Abdul Fateh, Khairiah Sabar and Siham Sabar -- have been in Pakistani custody since U.S. Navy SEALs raided bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad and killed the al Qaeda leader in May 2011.
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The 5 will be released in mid-April, lawyer says
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The three widows and two other relatives faced charges of living illegally in Pakistan
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The court orders their repatriation after completion of sentence
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They have been detained since the U.S. raid in May that killed bin Laden

Question: They will serve their sentence in the @placeholder residence where the trial took place, Khalil said.


By Krishna Kumar PUBLISHED: 18:20 EST, 26 August 2013 | UPDATED: 18:25 EST, 26 August 2013 In the wake of rationalist Narendra Dabholkar's murder in Pune and a photojournalist's gang-rape in Mumbai, a regional language news channel in Maharashtra carried the pictures of chief minister Prithiviraj Chavan, deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar and home minister R R Patil with the caption 'Murda' (dead). It was a strong statement but one that aptly summed up the general sentiment against the government - in fact, the entire political class - across the state. The political leadership seems simply incapable of doing anything to stem the rot that the state had slipped into.
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NCP-Congress coalition feels the pressure mount over high-profile crimes
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Opposition parties turn on the heat claiming there is 'no law and order in the state'
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Political parties scramble to limit the impact on their electoral campaigns

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Stevie May struck a sweet solo goal to shoot Sheffield Wednesday up the Championship table and keep Birmingham in the relegation mire. The Scotland Under-21 striker picked the ball up in the left channel, dribbled into the area and drove a low shot past Darren Randolph at his near post to seal all three points in the 67th minute. Substitute Jeremy Helan added a second with a minute to go, slotting home from the penalty spot after Chris Maguire’s centre. Jeremy Helan scores the Sheffield Wednesday's second goal of the game at St Andrews to seal the win for the Owls
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Stevie May and Jérémy Hélan scored for the Owls at St Andrews
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The loss takes Birmingham's record to five games without a win
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Owls sneak up to seventh with the away win
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Lee Clark's side managed just one attempt on target in the whole game

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A millionaire former Tory donor defected to UKIP today and announced he was handing the party £1million to fight the next election - because he was angry at being called a 'nobody' by William Hague. Arron Banks, who has previously given tens of thousands of pounds to the Conservatives, said he was only going to give Nigel Farage's party £100,000 - but decided to increase it by £900,000 after Mr Hague's jibe. The announcement, timed to disrupt David Cameron's set-piece party conference speech this morning, comes after the Tories were left stunned by the double defection of rebel backbenchers Douglas Carswell and Mark Reckless.
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Millionaire  donor Arron Banks said he was switching to UKIP this morning
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Mr Banks has previously given tens of thousands of pounds to the Tories
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He revealed tonight that he would hand Nigel Farage's party £1million
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Donor revealed he only planned to give £100,000 but was insulted by Tories
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Follows double defection of rebel MPs Douglas Carswell and Mark Reckless
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Boris Johnson's former deputy  Richard Barnes also left to join UKIP
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UKIP defections have sparked an angry backlash at the Tory conference

Question: Mr @placeholder – an insurance supremo – will hand over a cheque to Mr Farage for £100,000 today in a major boost to UKIP.


(CNN) -- Traditionally, you wouldn't gift someone a rat -- not someone you like, anyway. And even if a gift-wrapped rodent was in the cards, you'd likely shy away from the giant African pouched rat, which -- as the name suggests -- is rather large (think cat-sized). Tanzania-based NGO Apopo, however, thinks rats make excellent gifts. So much so that they've launched an adopt-a-rat program, which allows participants to sponsor the animal. "It's great for the giving season. It also works on Valentine's Day. Many people love to give their love, er, a rat," says Bart Weetjens, Apopo's founder. Despite the creatures' reputation for thieving and spreading disease, Weetjens has proven that rats can be every bit as heroic as people. Contrary to public opinion, rats can actually save lives -- Apopo's rats have actually saved thousands.
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NGO Apopo trains rats to scent detect landmines and TB
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Apopo has almost cleared Mozambique of landmines
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A rat can clear a space 50-times faster than a manual deminer
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A rat can sniff more TB samples in 10 minutes than a lab technician can analyze in a day

Question: Since then, @placeholder has cleared the country of 6,693 landmines, 29,934 small arms and ammunition, and 1,087 bombs.

Question: In 2011, the organization warned against blood testing for @placeholder for its inaccuracy.

Question: Rats also have the advantage of being too lightweight to trip off a mine (@placeholder boasts zero casualties so far).


By Nina Golgowski An AutoZone employee and Air Force veteran who daringly thwarted an armed robbery at his Virginia store by using his own handgun at the scene has been fired for breaking company protocol. Devin McClean, 23, who worked at the York County store up until about a week ago, says he managed to slip out during the attack, grab his glock .40 handgun from his car and return - frightening away the bandit. 'When I yelled “freeze” and I said “stop, drop the weapon,” he threw his hands up with his gun still in his hand, he started running,' Mr McClean told WTKR.
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Devin McClean, 23, was fired for breaking company protocol on bringing a firearm into the store
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Mr McClean escaped the held up store and returned with a handgun from his car, scaring away the would-be robber
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He says his manager thanked him for saving his life two days before firing him

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The parents of ISIS hostage Abdul-Rahman Kassig  attended an Islamic service today to pray for their only son after militants named him as the next beheading victim. Ed and Paula Kassig requested the service at the Islamic Society of North America in Plainfield, Indiana on Friday afternoon at 2pm. The service was multi-faith and honored the humanitarian work that Mr Kassig, a 26-year-old Indiana native, carried out in Syria before he was captured by the extremists last October. Scroll down for video American ISIS hostage Abdul-Rahman Kassig, 26, who was known as Peter Kassig before he converted to Islam. He is pictured doing humanitarian work before his capture by ISIS last October
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Ed and Paula Kassig requested the service at the Islamic Society of North America in Plainfield, Indiana on Friday afternoon
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The 26-year-old Indiana native was doing humanitarian work in Syria before he was captured by the extremists last October
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Mr Kassig was named by ISIS as their next victim following the beheading of British hostage Alan Henning in a video

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Lukas Podolski has paid tribute to Arsenal fans in a heartfelt Instagram post ahead of his proposed loan move to Inter Milan. The German international arrived at Inter's training ground on Saturday, and is expected to sign for Roberto Mancini's side until the end of the season in a deal which will cost the Italians £1.5million. And Podolski, who has emerged as a fan favourite in north London, says he can't thank Arsenal fans enough for all they have done for him and hopes to meet them again. VIDEO Scroll down to see  Sanchez play "I'll be here waiting for you" on piano for Podolski
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Lukas Podolski set to sign a loan deal with Inter until the end of the season
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Posts picture on Instagram thanking fans and says he hopes to meet again
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The deal would cost Roberto Mancini's Inter Milan £1.5million

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News reports indicate that North Korea may be preparing for a nuclear test, potentially scheduled to coincide with President Obama's visit to South Korea this week. The North Korean foreign minister warned Tuesday that Obama's trip could "escalate confrontation and bring the dark clouds of a nuclear arms race," prompting speculation that the impulsive young leader of the North, Kim Jong Un, is again crying out for attention. Typically, experts and government officials refer to these outbursts and nuclear or missile tests as "provocations," which are followed by sanctions, tensions and -- it is hoped -- a return to diplomacy. But by now, it should be obvious that while North Korean behavior appears cyclical ("there they go again"), Pyongyang is on a clear, linear  path to developing nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them on target in Japan and eventually the United States.
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North Korea may launch nuclear test to coincide with Obama's visit to South Korea
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Writers: If it's a more serious provocation, it could signal an uptick in nuclear capability
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They say strong U.N. sanctions necessary to stop a possible march toward nukes
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Writers: U.S. must strengthen ties with S. Korea and Japan and build up its deterrent system

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(CNN) -- Right now, it's nothing more than an empty plot of land, covered by just a few shrubs and the odd Neem tree. But within a few years, these grass plains just outside Accra, Ghana, could be transformed into a fertile breeding ground for world-class innovation. Earlier this month, Ghanaian president John Mahama launched Hope City, a $10 billion high-tech hub aiming to foster technological growth and attract major players in the global ICT industry to the West African country. The ambitious project is the brainchild of Ghanaian businessman Roland Agambire, head of local technology group RLG Communications. Smart and futuristic, the hub's sustainable facilities will include an assembly plant for various tech products, business offices, an IT university and a hospital, as well as housing and recreation spaces, including restaurants, theaters and sports centers.
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Hope City is a planned high-tech hub outside Accra, Ghana
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The technopolis will house 25,000 residents and create jobs for 50,000 people
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Construction is expected to begin by June and to be completed within three years

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Question: For Agambire, this is a project that will position @placeholder at the forefront of African technology.