(CNN) -- A love story released in time for Valentine's Day, bringing together the stars of "The Notebook" (Rachel McAdams) and "Dear John" (Channing Tatum)? Sounds like a cookie-cutter chick flick, for sure. But "The Vow" surpasses low expectations, for this male film critic at any rate, if only because it hits on an intriguing yarn and plays it out with some respect for the characters involved. Tatum is Leo, a young man whose blissfully happy marriage is rear-ended by a snowplow -- propelling wife Paige (McAdams) through the windscreen and into a brain trauma unit. When she wakes up, she's okay -- except that she's wiped out the last five years entirely. She doesn't know Leo, doesn't remember dropping out of law school and switching to art classes, and doesn't like anything she finds in her wardrobe. She also doesn't remember cutting off her parents and her sister -- Leo's never even met them before -- or why she broke up with her fiancÃ©, Jeremy.
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"The Vow" hits on an intriguing yarn and plays it out
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Michael Sucsy's movie is a different beast, a romance first and foremost
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Question: Still, the scenario (@placeholder is one of five credited writers) throws up some arresting questions about the nature of love.

Question: Of course it's more than a little convenient that @placeholder never stops to ask why she walked out on the life she was groomed for -- the story's second, hidden trauma.


The Ebola epidemic affecting West Africa is predicted to last a further 12 to 18 months, according to U.S. scientists. Epidemiologists have been creating computer models of the Ebola epidemic for the National Institutes of Health and the Defense Department. The model they have created is a far less optimistic estimate than that of the World Health Organization (WHO), which last month said it hoped to contain the outbreak within nine months and 20,000 total cases. Scroll down for video Spreading: A child looks at a man  suspected of suffering from the Ebola virus, while holding his hand over his nose,  in a main street and busy part in Monrovia, Liberia, Friday, September 12
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U.S. scientists say the Ebola crisis is worsening
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They predict the virus will rage for another 12 to 18 months
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As of September 7, there had been 4,366 Ebola cases including 2,218 deaths, more than half of them in Liberia
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The most recent figures from Liberia reported 400 new cases as of September 7 - almost double the number reported the previous week

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(CNN) -- The world of sport has paid its tributes to Livorno midfielder Piermario Morosini, who died Saturday after collapsing on the pitch during his side's Serie B game at Pescara. The entire Italian football program this weekend was canceled and a minute's silence was observed at major league games around the world in his honor. A similar tribute was also paid before the start of Sunday's Milan marathon. Tennis player Sara Errani dedicated her victory in the Barcelona Open final to Morosini. "This tournament is for him," Errani told the WTA official website. "It has been very hard. The images have impacted me a lot. It's amazing that these things can happen. It really makes you think."
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Tributes to Italian footballer Piermario Morosini
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Minute's silence observed before matches across the globe
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Morosini collapsed during a Serie B game Saturday and died later
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The 25-year-old was playing for Livorno on loan from Udinese

Question: "The family, the girlfriend of @placeholder and AS Livorno Calcio wants to thank all of the people that in this time of pain have remembered a great athlete and a special person," read a statement on the club's official website.


Walnut Creek, California (CNN) -- Dueling rallies took place Monday involving a former Bay Area Rapid Transit police officer who was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of an unarmed passenger. Several hundred people gathered in this suburban community, some 25 miles northeast of San Francisco, with supporters of former officer Johannes Mehserle joined by critics, who said they were calling for justice for his victim, Oscar Grant. The Walnut Creek branch of the Contra Costa County Superior Court closed early Monday because of the rallies, and all cases that were scheduled to be heard Monday afternoon were postponed. Some gas stations and a restaurant in the area also opted to close down for the day.
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No arrests as opposing groups demonstrate over transit killing
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Groups demonstrate about a transit officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man
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Officer was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting of Oscar Grant

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- Central London fell silent save for the tolling of Big Ben as the United Kingdom honored the dead of wars past and present on Remembrance Sunday. Queen Elizabeth II then laid a wreath at the Cenotaph, the war memorial on Whitehall near Parliament, after a military band played the "Last Post." Other members of the royal family, including her husband, Prince Philip, and grandchildren Princes Harry and William, followed suit under steel-gray skies as Britain marked a tradition going back to the end of World War I. Harry was representing his father Prince Charles, the heir to the throne, who is in Canada.
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Queen Elizabeth II and Royal family lay wreaths at the Cenotaph, the war memorial near Parliament in London
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Britain honors its war dead each year on the Sunday closest to November 11, the day World War I ended in 1918
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Hours before the ceremony began, the 200th British soldier was been killed in hostile action in Afghanistan
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That was followed by the news that a U.S. soldier and another British soldier died in separate incidents

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‘Where I come from,’ says the man standing between Amir Khan and his mega-fight with Floyd Mayweather, ‘it’s not good to be cocky.’ Where Devon Alexander comes from is St Louis, a 15-minute drive from the combustible town of Ferguson in which riots against white police killing unarmed black men have fanned out across America. ‘Where I come from,’ Alexander continues with cutting reference to growing up on the mean streets, ‘you don’t brag that you’re better than everyone. Because in our communities we believe nobody is better than anybody.’ VIDEO Scroll down to see Alexander trash talk Khan's level of  support in the UK
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Devon Alexander will fight Amir Khan in Las Vegas on Saturday
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The American has criticised his opponent's arrogance
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Alexander said if Khan was really good enough he wouldn't need to brag
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Question: @placeholder speaks to the press ahead of his 33rd career fight, he has only lost three so far


(CNN) -- Novak Djokovic is up to number three in the world after defeating Marin Cilic in the final of the China Open in Beijing on Sunday. Novak Djokovic holds aloft the giant China Open trophy after victory over Marin Cilic in Beijing. The Serb captured his third ATP title of the year with a 6-2 7-6 victory over the battling Cilic, who beat fourth seed Nikolay Davydenko and top seed Rafael Nadal en route to the final. Second seed Djokovic took advantage of a 90-minute rain delay, which came at 2-2 in the first set, coming back on center court at the Beijing Olympics tennis venue with sharper ground strokes and well-placed serves.
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Novak Djokovic up to number three in the world after winning the China Open
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The second-seeded Serb defeats Croat Marin Cilic 6-2 7-6 in Sunday's final
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Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga defeats Mikhail Youzhny in Japan Open final

Question: In the second, @placeholder -- a wild card entry -- and Djokovic traded breaks three times to force a tie-break, with the Cilic failing to serve out twice.


Washington (CNN) -- If at first you don't succeed, try to change the rules. A proposal under consideration in Virginia's Republican-led state Legislature would change how the commonwealth allocates its 13 electoral votes in the wake of Democratic President Barack Obama's re-election last November. Obama won the popular vote in the crucial battleground state to claim all 13 electoral votes, even though GOP challenger Mitt Romney beat him in seven of the 11 congressional districts. Under the proposed alternative system, electoral votes would get divvied up by congressional districts won. In addition, Virginia's two other electoral votes -- one for each U.S. Senate seat -- would go to the candidate who won the most congressional districts.
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GOP state legislatures consider changing how they allocate electoral votes
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The proposed changes would have hurt President Obama in last year's election
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A similar push followed the hotly contested 2000 presidential election

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(CNN) -- Prosecutors in Ohio began presenting evidence to a grand jury on Monday in the August 5 death of Cincinnati man John Crawford III, shot and killed by police while carrying an air rifle in a Walmart store. Police contend that Crawford, 22, was "waving a rifle-type weapon at customers, including children," according to statement from Beavercreek Police Capt. Eric Grile. Michael Wright, who is representing Crawford's family, says Crawford picked up an unwrapped air rifle from a shelf inside the store in Beavercreek and was talking on the phone when he was confronted by police. Witness Ronald Ritchie called 911 to report "a gentleman walking around with a gun in the store," according to a recording of the call.
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John Crawford III was shot, killed by police inside a Walmart in Ohio in August
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Crawford was carrying an air rifle when he died
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A grand jury has convened to review evidence in Crawford's August 5 death,
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The death was ruled a homicide by the local medical examiner

Question: "After all the evidence is presented, we would like to see an indictment handed down on the police officers," Crawford family attorney @placeholder told CNN.


It seems impossible to talk about Liverpool at the moment without the conversation leaning towards Steven Gerrard. Mario Balotelli, for one, must be pleased. For the last week the talk has been about Gerrard’s long-term future at Anfield. Now it’s his immediate prospects — those of playing in the Bernabeu — that have become pertinent. The bigger picture at Liverpool, though, relates to something Gerrard said not about himself last week but about his team. Steven Gerrard's future has been the subject of much speculation with his contract up next summer Gerrard has been linked with moves to America and to Manchester City but is expected to stay at Anfield
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Liverpool face an unenviable task against Real Madrid
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The Spanish giants have been unstoppable in recent weeks
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Liverpool were soundly beaten at Anfield last month
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Gareth Bale will return to a side boasting Cristiano Ronaldo

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England captain Eoin Morgan insists his involvement in a lurid blackmail plot has not distracted him from the job at hand, despite being dismissed first ball in the Tri-Series defeat to Australia. The England and Wales Cricket Board on Thursday lifted the lid on an Australian resident's attempt to use details of a brief relationship from Morgan's past to raise a five-figure pay-off - reportedly £35,000 - from the organisation. The ECB said it received an email from an Australian man demanding the money to prevent him revealing details regarding a relationship Morgan had with a woman five years ago to newspapers in the UK and Australia.
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Eoin Morgan was out for a golden duck against Australia on Thursday
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He is sure a blackmail plot has not distracted him from leading England
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England lost by three wickets in a dramatic game against Australia

Question: Although the issue created headlines in @placeholder and Australia, the ECB plan no more action against the man involved 'at this stage'.


By Sam Webb Jane Shea, 47, has now clocked-up 28 offences, mostly committed to fund her drug habit. She has now been sentenced to 12 months for a pair of thefts and breaching a community order The drug addict ex-wife of former Arsenal and England captain Tony Adams has been jailed for twelve months for stealing handbags from guests at private parties she infiltrated. Jane Shea, 47, has now clocked-up 28 offences, mostly committed to fund her drug habit, which one ex-boyfriend claimed cost her £250,000 a year when they were together. She was sentenced at Blackfriars Crown Court with accomplice Vannessa Joseph, 33, a fellow resident at a shared home in Islington, north London - a far cry from her former footballer's wife lifestyle.
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Jane Shea, 47, married former Arsenal player in glittering ceremony in 1992
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Yesterday she was jailed for a year for stealing from a pub and leisure centre
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She has committed 28 offences, most of them to fund her drug habit
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The mother-of-three has 'appalling record of dishonesty' said judge

Question: In total @placeholder appeared 66 times for England, scoring five times.


By Rebecca Camber A crazed father who stabbed his partner and six-year-old son to death has sparked outrage after launching a bid to inherit his victims’ estate from behind bars. Paul Chadwick, 35, was detained indefinitely in a secure mental health unit last year after going on a bloody rampage, knifing his son Joseph 25 times and his partner Lisa Clay 32 times at their home. The father of one stabbed Miss Clay before turning the knife on his terrified son after he awoke to hear his mother screaming and ran into his parents’ bedroom. Killer Paul Chadwick has launched a bid to inherit the £200,000 estate of his victims, partner Lisa Clay (left) and their son Joseph
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Paul Chadwick was detained in a secure mental health unit last year
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Stabbed his son Joseph 25 times before knifing partner Lisa Clay 32 times
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Deranged killer is now trying to get his hands on his victim's estate
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Miss Clay's grieving family said they are 'sickened' and 'stunned'
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Paranoid schizophrenic has lodged papers at the High Court
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He is demanding access to the couple's £150,000 home, his son's £30,000 trust fund and £16,000 in their bank accounts

Question: ‘The thought that @placeholder’s killer can profit from his crime is too appalling for words.


(CNN) -- While the gaming world is focused on the new Xbox One from Microsoft, Activision is deploying its most popular franchise, "Call of Duty," for its first assault on the next generation of consoles. Developer Infinity Ward has designed new game-engine technology to take advantage of Sony's PlayStation 4 and the new Microsoft console, both due by year's end. Its "Call of Duty: Ghosts" will come to PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 gamers this November 5, with next-gen release dates coming later. In a recent interview in Los Angeles, Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg showed off what next-generation gaming will mean within the new "Call of Duty" game. Rather than continuing the "Modern Warfare" storyline, the development studio decided to start from scratch with a new story and new characters.
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"Call of Duty: Ghosts" will go on sale November 5
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We spoke to Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg about developing the game
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Game will be available for new PS4, Xbox One consoles and current consoles as well

Question: That's why we're not taking the easy route in doing a sequel to "@placeholder."


(CNN) -- Since 2001, there have been many excellent, award-winning and ground-breaking films, both narrative and documentary, about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. "The Hurt Locker," "Taxi to the Dark Side," "Control Room," "Occupation: Dreamland," "Gunner Palace," "Why We Fight," "Body of War," "Ghosts of Abu Ghraib," "No End in Sight," "Restrepo," "The Prisoner: Or How I Planned To Kill Tony Blair," "Stop-Loss" and so on. All of these films have their place. Many are exceptional, moving and award-winning pieces of work, but of those that I have seen, none pack the visceral, emotional and artistic wallop that Danfung Dennis' documentary "Hell and Back Again" delivers, and all without any politics whatsoever. There's nothing, not one word of whether the United States should be fighting these wars, why we're there or who's to blame. This is an intimate film about then-25-year-old Marine Sgt. Nathan Harris, his wife (and high school sweetheart) Ashley and the personal cost of war.
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"Hell and Back Again" is a documentary that follows the life of a young Marine
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A reporter embedded with Echo Company was dropped behind enemy lines in Afghanistan
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The Marine's injuries are horrific, and the film deals with his coping

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Question: One chilling scene involves @placeholder relating his mindset when he first joined the Marines: "All I wanted to do was kill people."


By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 04:29 EST, 3 September 2013 | UPDATED: 05:14 EST, 3 September 2013 Nottingham Forest striker Darius Henderson intervened in a row between his girlfriend and alleged lover and broke a New Year’s Eve reveller’s cheekbone, a court heard. The 31-year-old was seeing in New Year 2011 with girlfriend Lucy Caplan when Hazel Kent allegedly confronted him at Darcy’s restaurant in St Albans, Hertfordshire. Miss Kent, 48, claimed she and Henderson, who now plays for the Championship team, had recently met for sex - even describing the brand of boxer shorts he wore and the inside of his home.
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Henderson on trial at St Albans Crown Court
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With girlfriend Lucy Caplan when Hazel Kent allegedly confronted him
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Kent claimed she and footballer had recently met for sex
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Diner John Bell was allegedly hit after trying to calm down Henderson

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London, England (CNN) -- The board of British chocolate maker Cadbury accepted a buyout offer from American food giant Kraft Tuesday, a deal that would end the nearly 200-year-old independence of the beloved British brand. The board has agreed to recommend the offer to Cadbury shareholders, who have until February 2 to decide -- but they are expected to approve it. Kraft's offer Tuesday is its biggest one yet for the maker of Creme Eggs and Dairy Milk chocolate bars. It values Cadbury at £13.3 billion ($21.8 billion), or £8.40 ($13.77) per share. In addition, Cadbury shareholders will be entitled to receive 10 pence (16 cents) per Cadbury share.
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British chocolate maker Cadbury accepts buyout offer from U.S. food giant Kraft
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Kraft offer for Cadbury is 840 pence per share, valuing Cadbury at £21.8 billion
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Agreed cash-and-stock offer ends five months of hostile relations
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Combined Kraft/Cadbury will be one of world's biggest confectionery companies

Question: The January 5 sale helped Kraft boost the cash element of its offer, which would give Cadbury shareholders cash in addition to @placeholder shares.


An embarrassed local official and an adopted local hero left their unique marks on the Chinese Grand Prix. The identity of the first, a marshal who waved the chequered flag a lap early, was being concealed for his own sanity. The second was Lewis Hamilton, whose name is reverberating ever more profoundly across this World Championship. Champagne moment: Lewis Hamilton celebrates his third win in as many races on the rostrum in China Come here, Lew: The Brit celebrates with his Mercedes team after leading home another 1-2 Dominant: Hamilton led the race from start to finish in Shanghai to register his third consecutive win
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Lewis Hamilton claims a lights-to-flag finish in dominant Shanghai display
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Race classified two laps early after chequered flag gaffe by marshal
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Nico Rosberg completed Mercedes 1-2 after fighting back through the field
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Fernando Alonso finished on the podium with Daniel Ricciardo 4th
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Sebastian Vettel finished 5th, 25 seconds behind Ricciardo and was ordered to let his Red Bull team-mate pass
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Rosberg still leads the championship by four points ahead of Hamilton

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By Sara Smyth PUBLISHED: 18:02 EST, 24 May 2013 | UPDATED: 18:10 EST, 24 May 2013 Some celebrate their birthday by taking in a show or flying abroad for a city break, but this year the Queen spent hers watching thoroughbred horses being trained. The Queen has been a passionate horse owner and breeder for much of her 60-year reign and whiled away her 87th birthday at the yard of a West Country trainer, casting her eye over her animals. Buckingham Palace does not disclose how the head of state spends her time away from official duties and said at the time that the monarch was spending her April 21 birthday privately.
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BBC documentary reveals Queen chose to spend 87th birthday with horses
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Intimate portrait of horse lover who has spent 60 year reign breeding horses behind the scenes
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Queens' first riding lesson believed to have been in 1930, aged three
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Monarch's love for noble creatures described by granddaughter and world-class equestrian Zara Phillips

Question: Rare footage is shown in the documentary of the @placeholder as a child riding the pony.


TEHRAN, Iran (CNN)  -- With hundreds of protesters gathering and riot police out in force on the streets of Tehran, hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad took the oath of office Wednesday, beginning a second term in a bitterly divided Iran. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was sworn in Wednesday as Iran's president. He begins his second term. Ahmadinejad, 52, was formally sworn in before Iran's parliament, known as the Majlis, as security forces guarded the building and nearby streets in anticipation of protests. Witnesses reported a heavy police presence -- including members of the pro-government Basij militia -- and several choppers hovering overhead. Some reported protesters, many of them women, sitting in front of the parliament building's entrance.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad begins a second term as Iran's president
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The results of the June 12 election were widely disputed, sparking violent protests
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Since the vote, Iran has seen turmoil not witnessed since the 1979 Islamic revolution

Question: "While we need to engage with @placeholder's government, today's ceremony does not change our position on Iran's elections," the Foreign Office said.


A young couple jailed for burglarizing Miley Cyrus and stealing her $100,000 sports car have said they were inspired by the notorious Bling Ring. Aspiring models Naomi Charles, 21 and boyfriend Tylor Scott, 19, both pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the singer’s home on May 30 this year. It has now emerged that just like the infamous teen gang, the young woman was the leader of the two, and the lure of fame the trigger. Bling ringed: Aspiring models Naomi Charles, 21, and boyfriend Tylor Scott, 19, burglarized Miley Cyrus home in Studio City, LA in May, stealing jewellery and her $100,000 car, after being inspired by the Bling Ring gang
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Naomi Charles, 21, and Tylor Scott, 19, burglarized Miley Cyrus LA home
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Couple stole jewellery, clothing and purses as well as a $100,000 Maserati
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Told police they were inspired by fame-crazed teen burglars The Bling Ring

Question: @placeholder’ assistant reported the burglary the following day after noticing items out of place in the home.


The friend of a bigamist who pretended his first marriage was over claims he had also been duped after he was asked to be best man at both weddings. Mark Stapleton, 47, said he was 'shocked' to find out that friend of 20 years, Adrian Linham, had lied about divorcing his first wife and went on to marry another woman. The 43-year-old had been dating Hayley Totterdell for three years and secretly splitting his time between there and his marital home with loyal wife of seven years Liz, 37, near Bristol. Scroll down for video Mark Stapleton (left) was best man at both weddings and claims friend of 20 years, Adrian Linham (right), had told him he divorced wife Liz two years before his new marriage
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Mark Stapleton was 'shocked' to discover his best friend was still married
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He claims he was  duped after Adrian Linham assured him he was divorced
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Linham had been living a double life with wife Liz and girlfriend Hayley
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He secretly proposed to and married Hayley in Riviera Maya, Mexico
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Ceremony held on same beach he had honeymooned on with Liz, 37
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First wife found out when her mother-in-law wrote to her about 'divorce'
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She investigated and found husband's new wedding photos on Facebook
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Bigamist is now jailed for 18 weeks - but new wife is standing by him

Question: But after several years of marriage, Linham met @placeholder, who he then married at the same resort he had visited with his previous wife six years earlier

Question: Liz said: 'I'd always known about @placeholder but the way he'd speak of her was just "oh she's loaded, her and her husband have got more money than sense so I do as many jobs as possible at their house to rinse them".


Unelected Euro judges are making a relentless attack on British laws laid down over centuries by Parliament, a devastating report warns today. A group of Tory MPs are demanding action by the Prime Minister over figures which show the UK loses three out of every four cases taken to the unaccountable European Court of Human Rights. The explosive research will reignite the row over Europe’s demand for rapists and killers to be given the vote in prison, and intensify calls for Britain to withdraw from the court’s jurisdiction. Relentless attack: Unelected judges at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, pictured, are undermining British justice by ruling in favour of murderers, terrorists and sex offenders in three in four cases taken there from Britain
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Ten Tory MPs call on Prime Minister to take action
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In 350 cases, Britain has lost 271 and been successful in only 86
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David Cameron promises to take personal charge of the issue

Question: He is planning to make a speech in @placeholder calling for rule changes which would stop the ECHR being able to deal with cases if they have already been dealt with ‘properly’ by national courts.


Sydney, Australia (CNN) -- Some 100 probable asylum seekers have died in the past few weeks off Australian shores. But there's no way of knowing exact numbers because the vessels on which these people perish don't carry passenger logs. Still, the boats keep sailing to Australia with desperate people believing that after a period of incarceration they'll begin new lives. Safe lives. And still, there appears to be no end in sight to the political stalemate between the ruling Labor government and its coalition opponents on how to stop the boats and the people smuggling trade that parlays human misery into cold hard cash.
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Hundreds of potential asylum seekers risk lives trying to reach Australian territory by boat
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Many are feeling poverty and repression in countries such as Afghanistan and Pakistan
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Ali, 21, from Afghanistan is being hosted by a family near Sydney until his case is heard

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Question: Pakistan might allow his family to remain there but that's not of much comfort to @placeholder.


The scoreline at Old Trafford flattered Manchester United as Louis van Gaal's side eventually prevailed 3-1 against Premier League strugglers Burnley. Defender Chris Smalling scored a brace to show United's misfiring strikers how its done. Despite winning United we booed by their own supporters as the Old Trafford fans appear increasingly frustrated by the football lacking ambition, invention and dominance under van Gaal. Sportsmail's Mike Keegan gives you the lowdown on how the players performed at Old Trafford. MANCHESTER UNITED (4-1-2-1-2) David de Gea - 6.5 Powerless to prevent Ings header. Reaction save to keep United ahead at 2-1. Remains in top form.
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Louis van Gaal's side prevailed 3-1 at Old Trafford against Burnley
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Chris Smalling scored a brace and Robin van Persie hit a late penalty
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Manchester United move back up to 3rd in the Premier League

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Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz recently claimed that Special Prosecutor Angela Corey, who charged George Zimmerman in the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, threatened to sue Dershowitz for libel and slander and to have him disbarred. According to Dershowitz, Corey went into a tirade against him after he strongly criticized her. He said Corey was being unethical for not disclosing material facts to the court in the probable cause affidavit she had filed against Zimmerman and had erred by bringing a second-degree murder charge against him, when the evidence didn't support such a charge. In an article, Dershowitz maintained that Corey called Harvard's law school dean and was transferred to a communications office staff member.
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Alan Dershowitz said special prosecutor threatened him with a lawsuit
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Mark NeJame: Angela Corey's handling of Martin case should be open to scrutiny
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NeJame: Why wasn't the case handled in normal fashion by a prosecutor and grand jury?

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Jordan Spieth has not slept for nearly 30 hours because he is too excited about playing at The Open. His Dallas drawl can’t contain the buzz at being in Hoylake and even after a long flight from the United States his face is fresh and lights up every time he mentions this major championship - especially when he talks about winning it. Spieth doesn’t turn 21 until the end of the month but there is a real chance he could lift the Claret Jug this week. He nearly pulled off one of the greatest wins in history at the Masters, leading by two strokes in the final round before a Bubba Watson masterclass prevented Spieth from breaking Tiger Woods’s record as the youngest ever Augusta champion.
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Spieth says he is aiming to break major record
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Nicklaus won 18 major titles, including three at The Open
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20-year-old believes he has every chance of winning at Hoylake this week
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Question: Confidence: Spieth believes he will win this weekend... and also has @placeholder' 18-majors record in his sights


(CNN) -- Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, who captured the drama of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 with an "SOS" call to the nation, was indicted Friday on 21 federal corruption charges, including bribery, money laundering, fraud and filing false tax returns. Nagin allegedly defrauded the city through "a bribery and kickback scheme" in which he received checks, cash, wire transfers, personal services and free travel from businessmen seeking contracts and favorable treatment from the city, the 25-page federal indictment says. As part of the alleged bribes, Nagin's family members received a vacation in Hawaii; first-class airfare to Jamaica; private jet travel and a limousine for New York City totaling $23,500; and cellular phone service, the indictment said.
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Nagin allegedly took bribes of $60,000, $2,250, $50,000, $10,000 and $112,500
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Indictment says he filed false tax returns from 2005 to 2008
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Nagin was the voice of a devastated New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina in 2005

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Question: Nagin, who is black, urged the reconstruction of a "chocolate @placeholder," adding, "You can't have New Orleans no other way."


Channel 4 is to broadcast the Muslim call to prayer during Ramadan this year, it revealed yesterday. It is believed to be the first time a mainstream British television channel has broadcast the Islamic call to prayer. Starting next week, the broadcaster will transmit the morning call to prayer daily for the 30 days of Ramadan. Morning call: Channel 4 will broadcast the first call to prayer for the 30 days of Ramadan. There are five calls to prayer each day Channel 4’s head of factual programming Ralph Lee said the channel would act as a ‘nationwide tannoy system’ for Britain’s 2.8million Muslims while they observed Ramadan.
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Call to prayer usually delivered from a mosque and relayed by loudspeaker
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Five calls a day but Channel 4 will only broadcast the morning call for the 30 days of Ramadan
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Broadcaster had been criticised in the past for giving airtime to extreme Islamist views

Question: The group’s followers expressed outrage about the decision, including calls for a boycott of @placeholder.


Swedish footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic has sparked outrage amid claims he shot dead a moose during a hunting trip. The controversial 33-year-old, who plays for Paris St Germain in France, was reportedly on a winter vacation in his homeland when he is alleged to have shot the animal. It has been reported that the  striker killed the 500kg moose with a single 'shot through its heart' during a hunting excursion while he was on a mid-season break from the French league. Swedish footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic (pictured) has sparked outrage amid claims he shot a moose through the heart during a hunting trip
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Footballer reportedly shot a moose dead during a hunting trip in Sweden
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The controversial 33-year-old was said to be 'very happy' with his trophy
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Player reportedly killed 500kg animal with a 'single shot through its heart'
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Animal rights activists in Sweden have described the story as 'problematic'

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The five children who were allegedly slain by their father were remembered at a memorial in Mississippi on Friday, while 500 miles away, their father's lawyers told a court he was 'not a monster'. Timothy Ray Jones Jr., 32, is accused of killing his three boys and two girls, wrapping their bodies in separate trash bags and driving around for days with their decomposing bodies before dumping them on a rural hilltop in Alabama earlier this month. Their bodies were found on Tuesday. At the memorial for his slain children today at the Amory Church of Christ in Mississippi, a poem was read for each sibling. There were balloons released in their honor and a slide show.
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Timothy Ray Jones Jr 'killed his five children at home by violent means' about a week before his ex-wife reported them missing
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He has been charged with five counts of murder but skipped his arraignment today and was represented by his lawyer
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Jones was held overnight on suicide watch and has been moved from county jail to state prison for his own safety, the sheriff said on Friday
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The 32-year-old is accused of killing his three boys and two girls, wrapping their bodies in separate trash bags and driving around for days
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He 'dumped their decomposing bodies on a rural hilltop in Alabama'
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A social worker's last visit - two weeks before kids' disappearance - said Jones 'appears to be overwhelmed' but children were clean and groomed

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(CNN) -- Nearly a decade has passed since Bill Clinton left the White House, but despite becoming a private citizen, the former president never left the public eye. Former President Clinton receives flowers from a girl Tuesday upon landing in Pyongyang, North Korea. While much of his time has been devoted to global philanthropic interests and speeches, Clinton has never strayed too far from the campaign trail and remains one of the world's most recognizable statesmen. Clinton, 62, jumped back onto the world stage Tuesday with an unannounced trip to North Korea on a mission to negotiate the release of two imprisoned American journalists.
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Bill Clinton has focused on philanthropic interests in post-presidency
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Clinton has stayed involved in politics, sparking controversy in wife's 2008 campaign
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Clinton also has authored books, teamed up for charity with George H.W. Bush

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Sixty Conservative MPs, including Dr Liam Fox, are today backing a campaign to persuade David Cameron to clear the way for a new generation of grammar schools. Sixty Conservative MPs are today backing a campaign to persuade David Cameron to clear the way for a new generation of grammar schools. Former defence secretary Liam Fox, the chairman of the influential 1922 committee, Graham Brady, and former leadership contender David Davis are among those calling for an end to the ban on new selective state schools. The grassroots Tory group, Conservative Voice, is building support among MPs for a change in policy which it says would be a vote-winner among millions of middle-class parents.
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Grassroots Tory group building support among MPs for a change in policy
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Law forbids new grammars, whose intake is based on academic ability
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Cameron has long resisted calls to pledge to expand selective schooling

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Tehran, Iran (CNN) -- The lawyer trying to get two American hikers freed from prison in Iran was not able to get a signature on bail paperwork because a judge is on vacation until Tuesday, he told CNN Sunday. Bail has been paid for Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer, lawyer Masoud Shafiee said, but he needs the signatures of two judges to prove it. He went to a judge's office Sunday, when he was in court on a separate case, to see if he could get the second signature, but was told that the judge is on vacation until Tuesday and that Shafiee will have to return then, the lawyer said.
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NEW: An Iranian official links the hikers' case to U.S. treatment of others
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U.S. Muslim, Christian leaders ask President Ahmadinejad for their release
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A judge who needs to sign bail paperwork is on vacation, their lawyer says
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Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer have been held as spies for more than two years

Question: @placeholder then announced that all the paperwork had been filed for them to be freed on bail, but their release was delayed.


Elegant in a pistachio and nude dress, Queen Maxima of the Netherlands was every inch the royal style icon as she and husband King Willem-Alexander arrived in South Korea this morning. The visit comes after the North, led by Kim Jong Un, stepped up its sabre-rattling over the weekend following the launch of a refurbished Soviet nuclear submarine capable of striking Seoul. Despite the best efforts of dictator Mr Kim, the royal couple appeared undaunted and were welcomed by huge crowds waving Dutch and South Korean flags as they stepped off the plane. Scroll down for video Not worried: King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima arrive in Seoul despite more threats from the North
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The Dutch royal couple have arrived in Seoul for a three-day visit
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Comes as North Korea stepped up the sabre-rattling over the weekend
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Unpredictable dictator Kim Jong Un has launched 'new' attack submarine
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Queen Maxima and King Willem-Alexander appeared undaunted
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Were all smiles as they were welcomed to Seoul by President Park Geun-Hye

Question: Eventually, the war, which ended in 1953, resulted in the partition of Korea with the North remaining communist while the @placeholder developed into a modern democracy.


(CNN) -- It was a big applause line, one of many for former President Bill Clinton Wednesday night. Speaking to the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, Clinton -- whose presidency unfolded during a boom era for the U.S. economy -- told delegates that Democratic administrations had a nearly 2-to-1 advantage over Republicans in creating jobs. "Since 1961, for 52 years now, the Republicans have held the White House 28 years, the Democrats 24," Clinton said. "In those 52 years, our private economy has produced 66 million private-sector jobs. So what's the job score? Republicans 24 million, Democrats 42."
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Clinton says Democratic administrations produce more private-sector jobs
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Federal statistics show his numbers are a bit off, but not substantially
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GOP terms were hit more by recessions, while population growth may have helped Dems

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Washington (CNN) -- With Congress adjourned until after the November elections, the campaign season accelerated Thursday as top Democrats accused Republicans of a strategy of obstruction while the House GOP leader called for an overhaul of how the chamber works. President Barack Obama met with Democratic leaders from both chambers before they left Washington for the election fray back home. Democratic sources said the party's congressional leaders pushed Obama to be more aggressive in helping them campaign in the final weeks before the November 2 vote. Their message after the talks with Obama focused on legislative accomplishments on behalf of working-class Americans despite the relentless Republican opposition.
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NEW: Sources say Democratic leaders urge Obama to step up campaigning
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Democrats tout congressional record, highlight choice for voters
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Boehner calls for reforms in Congress
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Gibbs, Democrats say Republican strategy was obstruction

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Question: Obama already appears to be in campaign mode, traveling to four states this week to hold town hall-style meetings and address @placeholder rallies.


(CNN) -- A Chinese man captured by federal agents in 2011 has pleaded guilty in a federal court for pirating copyrighted software worth more than $100 million, officials of ICE announced Tuesday. Xiang Li, 36, of Chengdu will be sentenced May 3, by a judge in Wilmington, Delaware, and could receive a sentence of up to 25 years. Authorities last April disclosed that Li had been captured by agents of Homeland Security Investigations in Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands. "Li mistakenly thought he was safe ... hiding halfway around the world in cyberspace anonymity," ICE Director John Morton said Tuesday.
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Xiang Li was charged with pirating software worth more than $100 million
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He faces sentencing in May and could receive up to 25 years in prison
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An alleged co-conspirator is believed to be in Chengdu, China
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NASA electronics engineer

Question: Officials say the men were indicted by a @placeholder grand jury on charges of software piracy and illegally exporting technology to China.


(CNN) -- For the first time in more than 60 years, America is without a Kennedy on the national stage and it's more than just a sentimental loss to President Barack Obama. The coffin of Senator Edward Kennedy is carried by an honor guard. The last of the Kennedy brothers, Senator Edward Kennedy, died this week of brain cancer at age 77. "We shouldn't underplay the adverse effect this has on the president's healthcare fight," said Democratic strategist James Carville. Kennedy was the youngest of four brothers, the only one who died peacefully. John F. Kennedy, was elected to Congress in 1947, then the White House in 1960 and assassinated in 1963. Brother Robert was running for president when he assassinated in 1968. Their eldest brother, Joe, was killed years earlier in World War II.
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Edward Kennedy's death marks end of a dynasty in American political life
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Kennedy was among first to endorse Barack Obama's presidential campaign
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Kennedy was also key ally for Obama on his plans for healthcare reform
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Obama will miss his respected voice, negotiating skills in the Senate

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Question: His early endorsement of @placeholder helped Obama win the White House.


Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea is set to hand manager Louis van Gaal an almighty boost by declaring himself fit for Saturday evening’s visit to Arsenal. De Gea dislocated his little finger during a Spain training session last week but the injury is understood to have improved to such an extent that he now believes he has a high chance of starting at the Emirates Stadium. Sources close to the Spanish team told Sportsmail on Tuesday evening that the United No 1 has ‘an 80 per cent’ chance of making the starting line-up when his club return to Barclays Premier League action this weekend.
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David De Gea dislocated his finger while away with Spain last week
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It was believed De Gea would miss four weeks due to the injury
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Manchester United goalkeeper could now be fit for Saturday however
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Louis van Gaal's side travel to Arsenal in the Premier League

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The number of people killed by Ebola has reached almost 7,000 as it emerged the World Health Organisation has missed ambitious targets to contain the deadly disease. The death toll currently stands at 6,928, according to the U.N. health agency, with the total number of people infected with the killer virus having surpassed 16,000. The figures, released today, come almost two months after the World Health Organisation (WHO) launched an ambitious plan to stop the outbreak in West Africa - by aiming to isolate 70 per cent of the victims in the three hardest-hit countries of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone by December 1.
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Number of people killed by Ebola now stands at 6,928, health agency said
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People infected with deadly disease has surpassed 16,000 in West Africa
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World Health Organisation had set target of isolating 70 per cent of cases
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However, failed to meet December goal it set as virus continues to spread

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By Derek Lawrenson Justin Rose has given himself a great chance of making it two wins in a row heading into the Open Championship at Royal Liverpool this week. The popular Englishman posted a wonderful 66 to be tied for  the lead with home hope  Marc Warren going into the final round of the Aberdeen Asset Scottish Open. Rose arrived at Royal Aberdeen full of confidence following a gutsy victory in his last outing in America’s capital at the Quicken Loans National event, where he prevailed on the first hole of a sudden-death play-off. On top: Justin Rose celebrates his birdie on the 16th hole during the third round on Saturday
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Rose posted a third-round 66 to tie for the lead with Scot Warren at Royal Aberdeen
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The Englisman won the Quicken Loans National in America last month
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Rory McIlroy is seven shots back, with Phil Mickelson a further shot adrift

Question: @placeholder however, has every incentive to win himself on what promises to be an intriguing final day as he seeks an afternoon of redemption and make up for the worst day of his professional life in this event two years ago.


By Leesa Smith and Sally Lee for Daily Mail Australia and Aap The owner of a Sydney convenience store which caught fire, killing three people, deliberately planned the explosion with a 'complex' set-up of fuel containers so that he could collect on the insurance pay-out, police will allege. Adeel Khan, who was charged on Tuesday with the murder of three people living upstairs from his Rozelle business, demonstrated 'disregard for human life' as he deliberately set his business ablaze on September 4, court documents claim. Police will allege he deliberately' and 'dishonestly' started the inferno. 'It (is) the belief of police that the accused intentionally set about to destroy his business by fire,' the statement of facts says.
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Adeel Khan has been charged with murder at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Camperdown, Sydney's south-west, on Tuesday morning
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The 44-year-old was charged with 25 offences, including three counts of murder, two counts of attempted murder, three counts of manslaughter
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Rozelle convenience shop owner was charged with setting his store ablaze
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The Greenacre man designed a 'complex' set-up of explosives
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Bianka O'Brien and one-year-old son Jude, along with 27-year-old Chris Noble, died in the fatal inferno on September 4
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Police allege it was to collect the insurance pay-out

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Editor's note: Ted Sorensen was special counsel and adviser to President John F. Kennedy. Ted Sorensen says the Kennedys are not American royalty, but have dedicated themselves to service. NEW YORK (CNN) -- With the death of John F. Kennedy's brother, Senator Edward M Kennedy, and their sister, Eunice Shriver, the founder of the Special Olympics for the developmentally challenged, there has been a wealth of news stories -- obituaries and otherwise -- about the recurring tragedies endured by what some call America's "royal family." All of these comments are well intended but off the mark. The Kennedys have been a remarkable family since its founding roughly a century ago by Joseph P. and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy. But, its members have never asked for pity or privilege. Their history has emphasized more success than tragedy. Their love of family and country stood out during some of the most cynical and selfish periods in recent American history.
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Ted Sorensen: People have focused on the tragedies endured by Kennedy family
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He says focus should be on how family has been dedicated to public service
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Sorensen: Their love of family and country stood out in a selfish era

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At first it’s a wary encounter between an unlikely duo – but Mubi the baby monkey and Daisy the Jack Russell are really the happiest of playmates. Mubi was rejected by her mother Yola at Port Lympne Reserve in Kent, but now has pups Daisy and Ian for company at the home of  her human carer, Simon Jeffrey. Mr Jeffrey, who is head of the primate section at the reserve, has taken on the role of adoptive father to Mubi, an African drill monkey. New friends: Mubi is introduced to one of Simon's Jack Russell puppies. Mubi was rejected by her mother Yola at Port Lympne Reserve in Kent, but now has pups Daisy and Ian for company
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Monkey Mubi was rejected by her mother at Port Lympne Reserve, Kent
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Adoptive father Simon Jeffrey hopes she will return to her family in reserve

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It is rare for Jeremy Peace, the West Bromwich Albion chairman, to attend the club’s training ground. But when there is serious business to sort, he appears. Business such as finding a fourth permanent head coach in little more than a year. As stand-ins Rob Kelly and Keith Downing put the players through their paces on Tuesday, Peace’s personalised number plate was visible in the car park. He started the day in negotiations with two possible replacements for Alan Irvine, sacked late on Monday night and placed on gardening leave, just as Steve Clarke was 12 months ago. Tony Pulis's representatives are in talks with West Bromwich Albion over the vacant manager's position
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Alan Irvine was sacked as West Bromwich Albion boss on Monday
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Tony Pulis has emerged as the favourite to become new head coach
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Tim Sherwood also in the running but Pulis has edged ahead of him
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Baggies owner Jeremy Peace determined to keep side in Premier League
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West Brom searching for fourth head coach in little more than a year

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(CNN)  -- Movie director John Landis is suing Michael Jackson, accusing the reclusive entertainer of fraud in his handling of profits from the iconic "Thriller" video the two made together more than 25 years ago. "King of Pop" Michael Jackson, seen in 2005, made the "Thriller" video with John Landis more than 25 years ago. Landis claimed his 1983 contract with Jackson gave him 50 percent of net profits from the 14-minute video and the documentary about the making of it, both works that he directed and co-wrote with Jackson, court documents say. Jackson "wrongfully refused to pay or account for such profits," the suit, filed against the singer and Optimum Productions, says. The suit characterizes Optimum as "a defunct corporation" Jackson has used as an alter ego.
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Director John Landis, Michael Jackson made "Thriller" video 25 years ago
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Landis claims 1983 contract gives him 50 percent of net profits from video
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Jackson "wrongfully refused to pay or account for such profits," suit says
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Jackson's lawyers have not responded

Question: The suit accuses @placeholder of "concealing the extent of net profits" by not giving an annual accounting for at least the past four years, and maintains that Jackson is "guilty of fraudulent, malicious and oppressive conduct."


By Jonathan O'Callaghan They were intended to be among the first animals to join the 350-mile-high club, but now a group of geckos sent into space to reproduce may be at risk. The five lizards - four male and one female - launched on a research satellite on 19 July to study the effects of weightlessness on their sex lives. But Russian space officials have now revealed that the Foton-M4 satellite is not responding to commands, and there are fears the mission may be lost. A satellite containing five geckos is feared out of control. The five lizards are flying in the Gecko-F4 experiment aboard the satellite (shown). They are being observed to see how their bodies and sexual behaviour are affected by microgravity. Their habitat, monitored by video camera, has enough food for two months
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A biological experiment launched from Kazakhstan last week is feared lost
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Ground controllers are unable to communicate with the Foton-M4 satellite
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On board it has five geckos intended to reproduce and test the effects of microgravity on reproduction
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But while the animals are alive, the satellite cannot be controlled
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This means that the planned landing in two months might not be possible

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The Australian bride charged with adultery and bigamy offences while visiting her boyfriend in Lebanon has tearfully told of the ordeal which saw her fleeing from authorities and dodging bullets. Sydney mother and teacher Mahessen Issa also revealed to Channel Seven's Sunday Night program what drove her to the edge of forced her halfway around the world into another man's arms. Ms Issa and her estranged husband Bassam Abou Lokmeh were separated when she decided to travel to Lebanon earlier this year, and their relationship had been in jeopardy for a long time before. Scroll down for videos Mahessen Issa (left), the Sydney woman who left Australia and her estranged husband has told of how she and boyfriend Mohammed Awick (right) spent months running from Lebanese authorities
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Mahassen Issa was on the run in Lebanon for two months
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She was charged with adultery and bigamy offences
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Ms Issa revealed what led her to another man, Mohammed Awick
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Described the breakdown of marriage with husband Bassam Abou Lokmeh
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Said Mr Awick was her true soulmate., despite being so far away

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Question: Ms Issa described Mr @placeholder as her soulmate, and revealed to the show she had never been in love like this, despite now being back in Australia without him.


By Hayley O'keeffe PUBLISHED: 11:47 EST, 24 December 2013 | UPDATED: 15:46 EST, 24 December 2013 A powerful blast tore through a police headquarters in Cairo in the deadliest bombing yet in a months-long wave of violence. So far 13 people are confirmed dead with more than 100 people wounded and many still buried under the rubble. Officials have pinned the blame  on the Muslim Brotherhood, which has been leading a campaign of protests since the July ousting of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi. Scroll down for video Egyptian security forces secure the site of a powerful car bomb explosion
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Police and civilians killed in blast just outside Cairo
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Source thought to be pick-up truck loaded with explosives
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Government blames Muslim Brotherhood for the attack

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By Sam Webb A man has been killed and another injured after a £250 million building collapse in an exclusive part of central London this afternoon. The worker, believed to be in his 30s, was killed in the accident at the former U.S. Navy building, in Grosvenor Square, Mayfair. A spokesman from London Fire Brigade said a mini-digger on the second floor of the six-floor building fell to the floor below. The victim was confirmed dead by emergency medics at the scene. The two men had fallen from the second floor to the first floor. Victim: A man has been killed and another injured after a building collapse in Grosvenor Square, an exclusive part of central London, this afternoon
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The man, believed to be in his 30s, was killed when a mini-digger fell
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He was working on the conversion of the former U.S. Navy building
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Another man was treated for minor injuries from the accident
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Police, London Fire Brigade and London's Air Ambulance at the scene
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The building is being converted into luxury apartments

Question: Property prices in @placeholder have increased by a staggering 310 per cent since 2000, making it the most expensive square in London.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama embarks on a two-day U.S. road trip Tuesday to assess and amplify his government's response to two unconnected overseas emergencies -- the Ebola outbreak in Africa and Islamic terrorists in Iraq and Syria. On Tuesday Obama will announce significant new U.S. efforts to combat the Ebola epidemic, which has moved quickly across the western part of Africa and sent governments there scrambling to respond. The plan, which he'll announce at the Atlanta headquarters of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, includes new military assistance to the region and an increase in trained medical professionals sent to help.
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U.S. significantly increasing support to Ebola response in Africa
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Military planning facilities that could house 1,700 additional beds
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Obama announcing new military support at the CDC Tuesday
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White House facing unconnected Ebola and ISIS crises

Question: Officials hope a more coordinated logistical situation on the ground, put in place by the @placeholder, will encourage other nations to step up their own efforts in fighting Ebola, which experts worry could spread even more rapidly if more isn't done now to contain it.


(CNN) -- Just hours after the U.S. consulate came under attack in Libya, resulting in the death of the U.S. ambassador and three of his colleagues, YouTube blocked access to an anti-Islam video that sparked protests in Egypt and Libya. The video, which was made in America and crudely characterized the Prophet Mohammed, understandably offended many Muslims. It would appear that the decision by Google -- which owns YouTube -- was based not on an order by either government but on its own concerns. "We work hard to create a community everyone can enjoy and which also enables people to express different opinions," YouTube said in a statement. "This can be a challenge because what's OK in one country can be offensive elsewhere. This video â€” which is widely available on the web â€” is clearly within our guidelines and so will stay on YouTube. However, given the very difficult situation in Libya and Egypt we have temporarily restricted access in both countries. Our hearts are with the families of the people murdered in yesterday's attack in Libya."
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An anti-Islam video sparked protests in Libya and Egypt; in Libya, violence erupted
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Jillian York: YouTube decided to block access to the video in the two countries
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She says it is not in Google's best interest to be arbiter of what's acceptable
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York: Google will have to explain why it censors videos in some cases but not others

Question: As an @placeholder company, YouTube itself also has a right to speech, which includes the right to make its own policies regarding what types of speech it deems appropriate to host.


With England’s autumn series kicking off on Saturday, Sir Clive Woodward sets the scene for their four crucial matches. Sam Peters asks the questions. Sam Peters: How do you see the QBE series going for England and where are Stuart Lancaster’s team compared to yours at this stage 12 years ago? Sir Clive Woodward: The current group of English players is just as talented as the 2003 squad, but I just don’t think we’ve seen the right XV on the field playing the style of rugby required to win a World Cup. You need to create a team that can outscore any side in the world. Let’s be very clear: to win a World Cup you have to be able to outscore the southern hemisphere sides and not just the Six Nations teams.
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England face New Zealand, South Africa and Australia this autumn
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All Blacks are the first to play at Twickenham this Saturday
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Final chance to play 'big three' before next year's World Cup

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(CNN)  -- Sen. Hillary Clinton said Sunday some people are using her controversial reference to Robert F. Kennedy's assassination to suggest that she meant something "completely unthinkable." Sen. Hillary Clinton says her supporters urge her to stay in the race until it is over. Her campaign also accused the rival Obama campaign of "inflaming" the situation and purposely taking her words out of context. But the Obama campaign said it was not trying to "stir the issue up." In an editorial in the New York Daily News, the Democratic presidential hopeful also acknowledged her dwindling chances of winning the nomination, saying she is aware of "the odds" against her.
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Clinton says in editorial she knows the odds are against her getting nomination
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Obama mentions Robert Kennedy in imploring Wesleyan graduates to volunteer

Question: "Because all it takes is one act of service -- one blow against injustice -- to send forth that tiny ripple of hope that @placeholder spoke of."


(CNN) -- Brendan McDonough, a lookout for his elite 20-man Arizona wildfire-fighting crew, saw Sunday's blaze change directions and warned his team by radio from his hilltop perch. The new conditions, he told them, also were forcing him to leave that spot, officials recalled Tuesday. He did as he was trained, officials said. And because he did, McDonough might have escaped his own death by seconds. McDonough was trying to go to another lookout point when the Yarnell Hill fire killed 19 members of Prescott Fire Department's Granite Mountain Hotshots, Prescott Fire Department spokesman Wade Ward said. The incident, part of a fire that has burned more than 8,400 acres since Friday, produced the deadliest day for firefighters since the 9/11 attacks.
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19 members of a "hotshot" team from Prescott died in an Arizona wildfire Sunday
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McDonough was the only team member to survive

Question: One Prescott official, speaking with @placeholder at the news conference in Prescott Tuesday, told reporters that it was protocol to have a hotshot lookout in place at all times.


The embattled Oregon Governor has said he will not resign over the fiancee scandal. Kitzhaber is under pressure to resign because of an influence-peddling scandal linked to his fiancee's work as a consultant. Cop cars and reporters continue to swarm outside his house following the rumors he would step down. Oregon State Police provides security for Kitzhaber, but sheriff's Sgt. Bob Ray says the agency requested extra help because of the large media presence after rumors he planned to step down - a rumor the governor said was false yesterday. Surrounded: State and local police patrol outside the home of Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber on Thursday
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Reporters camped outside the home of Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber were joined by deputies from the Washington County Sheriff's Office
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Oregon State Police provides security for Kitzhaber, but sheriff's Sgt. Bob Ray says he requested extra help because of the large media presence
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Senate President Peter Courtney said he and House Speaker Tina Kotek asked Kitzhaber to step down
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The governor supposedly told some of his aides he was resigning and summoned Brown from Washington, then changed his mind
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'I was elected to do a job for the people of this great state, and I intend to continue to do so,' Kitzhaber said
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Fiance Clyvia Hayes is accused using her position to get private consulting work; earning money from companies that wanted to influence the state

Question: Four sheriff's vehicles are stationed in the area, but R@placeholdersays nobody expects any problems.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama postponed military exercises with Egypt last week due to intensifying violence between the military and supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsy, and warned of potential "further steps." Much of the discussion since has focused on the fate of $1.2 billion in American military aid, and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel reiterated on Monday that "every aspect" of the U.S.-Egyptian relationship is on the table. Obama warns of further steps in Egypt But what does that mean exactly and how much leverage does the United States have on Egyptian affairs? Beyond military support, would holding up financing for economic programs have an impact? What about immigration and visa programs? Would any new action on these issues change the behavior of the Egyptian military?
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Experts say relations between the U.S. and Egypt are more complicated than military aid
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Expert says cutting off aid will do little to change Egypt regime's behavior
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Saudi Arabia has promised to make up for any aid that the U.S. cuts
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Egypt could retaliate to cutting aid by changing U.S. preferential access to Suez Canal

Question: "Whether or not changing the aid policy is good for the @placeholder in the long run, my answer to that is yes," Radwan said.


By John Stevens and Jack Doyle Back at home, his colleagues were campaigning furiously  in the final hours before their party’s crucial by-election. Ukip leader Nigel Farage, meanwhile, seemed more interested in a different kind of party as he enjoyed a boozy night in the Mediterranean. But the 50-year-old was less than happy when pictures emerged of him returning to his hotel hand in hand with a blonde woman just before 4am. Yesterday, as he returned from the trip, Mr Farage angrily dismissed allegations of inappropriate behaviour as ‘fluff and nonsense’, saying: ‘I didn’t go to bed with her.’ Dinner guests: Nigel Farage says he  is the victim of 'abhorrent mischief making' after he was photographed with Ande Soteri at 3.42am after a gala dinner in Malta
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Pictures of Ukip leader with Ande Soteri entering Valletta hotel at 3.42am
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Mr Farage says she is disabled and he was supporting her as she walked
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Daily Mirror printed pictures under the headline: 'Did Ukip alone Nigel?'
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Ukip leader said: 'I've never heard anything so ridiculous in whole of my life'
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MEP arrived home from Malta today before heading to Newark by-election

Question: Mrs @placeholder, 47, who married him in 1999 and now works as his secretary, refused to comment on the photographs.


On the surface, it resembles just about any other high school in Japan -- or any high school in most places around the world. Students sit quietly studying math, science and English; some struggle to stay focused, looking at the clock and waiting for the bell to ring. When the school day ends, some move out to the sports fields for rugby or soccer practice, while others study music in emptying hallways. What makes this school different is the pictures of two men scattered throughout the building -- portraits of North Korea's founder Kim Il Sung and previous leader Kim Jong Il.
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Tokyo Korean Middle and High School one of 10 schools in Japan with ties to North Korea
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Portraits of N. Korea's founder Kim Il Sung and previous leader Kim Jong Il hang on walls
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17-year-old Kyong Rae Ha: We just want to study Korean culture and language
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Most of the students were born in Japan, which colonized united Korea until after WWII

Question: Pyongyang says it considers the matter resolved, but @placeholder has long demanded more answers.


A man who paid to have his pregnant mistress beaten up to get rid of their unborn child has today been jailed for seven years. Jamie Smith, 23, conspired with two friends to get rid of the child  after learning Jessica Santos, 18, had become pregnant during their affair. Smith planned to lure Miss Santos to a park in Peterborough, Cambs, on the pretence of discussing the pregnancy, where Steven Blades and a third man would attack her with a knife and crowbar. Scroll down for video Jamie Smith, 23 (left), has been jailed for seven years after plotting to have his mistress attacked so she would lose their unborn child. Steven Blades, 23 (right), was jailed for a year after agreeing to carry out the assault
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Jamie Smith, 23, plotted to have mistress Jessica Santos, 18, attacked
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Smith came up with scheme after Miss Santos refused to abort his baby
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He paid Steven Blades, 23, and a third man to attack her in a remote park
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Assault with knife and crowbar designed to make Miss Santos miscarry
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Plot foiled after third man refused to be involved and alerted police
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Smith has been jailed for seven years and Blades jailed for 12 months

Question: 'When my child is old enough I will tell them about this and let them decide if they want a relationship with @placeholder - until then I will do everything I need to do to protect my child.'


By Katy Winter PUBLISHED: 07:05 EST, 26 February 2013 | UPDATED: 07:28 EST, 26 February 2013 Most couples dream of a traditional romantic white wedding, but one wacky couple literally created their own unique fairytale wedding. The Jersey couple tied the knot dressed as Shrek and Princess Fiona from the Dreamworks animated film. Devoted Paul Bellas, 42, painted himself green and wore monster ears and eyebrows for the movie-themed big day. Paul Bellas, 42 and his wife Heidi Coxshall, 30, made the unusual choice of getting married dressed as Shrek and Princess Fiona Heidi transformed into ogre Fiona for the reception, in lien with the film in which the beautiful princess is cursed to turn an ogre when the sun sets
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Heidi Coxshall, 30, and Paul Bellas, 42 from Jersey, married as Shrek and Princess Fiona from the Shrek animated films
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Unique theme was inspired by their four-year-old son Leo's love of the film
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Heidi made the costumes herself and the make-up took over an hour
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Paul also sported monster ears, eyebrows, and even ogre gloves to transform into Shrek

Question: Heidi said she wanted a beach wedding originally but that 'they won't let you have one of those in Jersey' and so chose @placeholder as the theme


(CNN) -- President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney went head-to-head on China, taxes, and jobs on Wednesday as the two campaigned throughout Ohio. Both sought to illustrate what the next four years would be like under their leadership as new polls indicated Obama exceeding 50% support among likely voters in Ohio, Florida and Pennsylvania. Those are all swing states that combined will account for nearly a quarter of the electoral votes needed to win the White House. Surveys suggest that Romney has lost his edge on the economy, the centerpiece of his campaign to highlight slow growth, trade tensions, and stubbornly high unemployment under Obama's leadership.
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NEW: Romney releases new campaign advertisement on the economy
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NEW: Obama and Romney challenge each other on China trade, key issue in Ohio
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Latest poll numbers show uphill battle in swing states for Romney
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Ohio has chosen the winning presidential candidate since 1964

Question: Industry research shows that 800,000 jobs in @placeholder are tied to the auto industry, which also has railed against Chinese currency policies.


Just seconds had passed after the final whistle before one thug decided to hop the barriers, charge towards Nottingham Forest’s victorious players and start swinging. The Derby fan threw two punches at defender Kelvin Wilson — failing to land either — before being rugby tackled to the ground by Jamaal Lascelles and then escorted away by stewards. This east Midlands derby is one of the most frantic rivalries in British football but the last thing it needs is idiots like this. The man was arrested and faces a life ban. Stuart Pearce celebrates wildly after Ben Osborn's late winning goal as Forest beat rivals Derby 2-1
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Nottingham Forest beat Derby County 2-1 in the East Midlands derby
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Ben Osborn rattled home the winner in stoppage time
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The result eases the pressure on Forest manager Stuart Pearce

Question: Pearce might have been telling us the reasons for parting with @placeholder had he not conjured a response from his players.


(CNN) -- After 21 years of arrests with a side of wisecracks, Detective John Munch will retire Wednesday night on "Law and Order: SVU." Richard Belzer debuted the role in January 1993, with NBC's "Homicide: Life on the Street." Never the star, but usually the character with the best lines, Munch survived the cancellation of that show -- and much more. Between the reprisal of the role on various "Law and Order" spin-offs and his many guest spots in character, Belzer parlayed Munch into one of the longest running roles in TV history. As Munch, Belzer appeared on FOX's "The X-Files" in 1993, HBO's "The Wire" in 2002 and shows like "Arrested Development," "The Beat" and "30 Rock."
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Detective John Munch will retire on "Law and Order: SVU"
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Richard Belzer debuted the role in January 1993
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The character has appeared on multiple TV shows

Question: @placeholder is expected to have a cameo or two on "SVU" and another crossover opportunity could present itself down the road.


FOX News has come under international fire with the revelation that the network has made a very unlikely, yet highly powerful, new foe - the city of Paris. Mayor Anne Hidalgo sat down for her first international interview since the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack on Tuesday, telling Christiane Amanpour that it was her intent to go after the polarizing news organization for 'attacking the honor and the image' of the city in statements made in the wake of this tragedy. More specifically, the decision by the network to introduce the anti-Muslim myth that Paris, and most of Europe, had become filled with areas they referred to as 'no go zones,' which were off limits to everyone but Muslims - including police and government officials - and governed by Sharia law.
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In her first international interview in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack, Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo announced the city would sue FOX News
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This as a result of the network's anti-Muslim statements following the attack, and repeated claims of what they called 'no go zones' in Europe
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These 'no go zones' banned non-Muslims they claimed, and were governed by Sharia law
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One analyst, Steve Emerson, even made the claim that Birmingham, England was a 'no go zone'
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The network ultimately issued both a correction and an apology for their statements
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Michael Clemente, Executive Vice President of News at the network, said in a statement that Hidalgo's comments about a lawsuit were 'misplaced'

Question: 'The image of Paris has been prejudiced, and the honor of @placeholder has been prejudiced.'


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:37 EST, 22 November 2012 | UPDATED: 21:50 EST, 22 November 2012 Gabriel Aubry has been arrested for battery following a 'brutal' Thanksgiving Day brawl with Olivier Martinez. The model - who is the father of Halle Berry's four-year-old daughter Nahla - reportedly attacked the actress' French fiance Olivier on Thursday morning when he was dropping the child back at Halle's house - but came off worse in the fight. Police were called to the home and Gabriel was taken to hospital for his injuries after suffering a broken rib, bruises to the face and a possible more serious head injury, TMZ reports.
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Love rivals come to blow as Gabriel drops Nahla off at Halle's Los Angeles home on Thanksgiving Day
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Gabriel 'throws first punch' resulting in a fight which ended up with Olivier pinning him to the ground
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Both men received medical treatment for their injuries. Martinez wants to press charges
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Emergency protective order issued: Gabriel can't go within 100 yards of Halle, Olivier or Nahla
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Comes after a judge recently blocked Halle's request to move to France with daughter
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Unclear whether Nahla witnessed the fight

Question: Tense: @placeholder and Olivier, also pictured on Wednesday, recently lost a custody battle to take Nahla to his native France

Question: While Halle and @placeholder picked up Nahla from school and took her to the party, her father took her home with him on Wednesday.


By Mia De Graaf PUBLISHED: 13:04 EST, 11 March 2014 | UPDATED: 14:02 EST, 11 March 2014 Israel's Prime Minister has blasted the West for failing to condemn Iran after he unveiled a shipment of deadly weapons from the country. Benjamin Netanyahu accused Britain and the US of 'hypocrisy' as few statements have been made about the stock of rockets and bullets allegedly bound for Palestinian militants. The haul - including 40 M-302 rockets, 181 mortar shells, and 400,000 bullets - was discovered on March 5 by an Israeli commandos in the Red Sea. Benjamin Netanyahu blasted the West's 'self-deception' as few statements are made about the haul
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Benjamin Netanyahu blasted six powers for 'self-deception'
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Said few condemnations made of haul, but Israel berated for Palestine
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Israeli commandos stormed vessel 'headed for Gaza' on March 5
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Found missiles, mortar shells, 400,000 bullets 'for Palestinian militants'

Question: Israel says a nuclear-armed Iran would pose a threat to the existence of the Jewish state, citing Iranian calls for @placeholder's destruction, its development of long-range missiles and its support for militant groups.


By Friday evening, a picture posted on Instagram by Steven Gerrard, standing next to Jamie Redknapp, had received more than 100,000 likes. It included the message: ‘Learnt so much from this fella coming through, great to see a good mate of mine’. Redknapp was in Liverpool’s midfield when Gerrard played in his first Merseyside derby, as a rampaging substitute in April 1999. Together again at the club’s training ground to record an interview that will appear in Jamie’s Saturday Night Football programme on Sky, they had plenty of catching up to do as Gerrard prepares for his last match at Goodison Park. Sportsmail’s Lee Clayton listened in …
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Steven Gerrard preparing for his final league Merseyside derby
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The 34-year-old will leave Anfield for LA Galaxy in the summer
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Jamie Redknapp interviews his former Liverpool team-mate
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Liverpool captain Gerrard made his derby debut in 1999
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Gerrard says future is bright at Liverpool with Raheem Sterling, Jordan Henderson, Daniel Sturridge, Philippe Coutinho and young Jordan Ibe

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(CNN) -- Colleen Hufford, 54, was beheaded by Alton Nolen during a surprise attack at a Vaughan Foods plant in Oklahoma last week, according to police. Thankfully, before the terrorist -- yes, terrorist -- could behead another victim, Traci Johnson, he was shot by the company's CEO, Mark Vaughan, who is also a deputy sheriff. The terrorist survived. Hufford, a wife, mother, and grandmother, did not. Her husband of 25 years was outside Vaughan Foods that afternoon, waiting to pick her up as he did every day, when he learned she was the victim of a terrorist attack. It was a terrorist attack, and everyone knows it. Why won't the government say so? The Washington Post reports that the FBI found "no indication that Alton Alexander Nolen was copying the beheadings of journalists in Syria by the Islamic State ... adding that they are treating this as an incident of workplace violence."
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Mel Robbins: Woman beheaded in Oklahoma is victim of terrorist attack
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She says FBI calls it workplace violence, but there's evidence of Alton Nolen's focus on ISIS
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She says denying this avoids new realities in war on terror: It's online, can affect us at home
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We risk tarnishing Muslim-Americans, overwhelmingly peace-loving, she says

Question: I don't know if he watched this @placeholder recruitment video, but apparently Nolen did watch beheading videos online.


Out of the political frying pan and into the partisan fire for Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. A day after apologizing and taking responsibility for the problem-plagued Obamacare website, Sebelius got subpoenaed on Thursday by one of the fiercest Republican critics of the administration -- House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. Darrell Issa of California. Issa told CNN that the subpoena demands documents and information relating to the HealthCare.gov website that his committee previously requested from Sebelius, adding she "answered some questions but evaded a great many." "Now we really need to insist on those documents," he said.
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Tech giants Google, Oracle and Red Hat helping to fix HealthCare.gov
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House Republicans seek security documents from Sebelius and contractors
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Obama: "I take full responsibility for making sure it gets fixed ASAP"
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Sebelius says she was wrong to tell Obama the website was ready

Question: In fact, @placeholder tried to turn the tables on Republican opponents of his signature health care reforms, challenging them to come up with helpful ideas instead of undermining the federal law.


Kansas City, Missouri (CNN)  -- The coffee was brewing and we were just starting our day when the telephone rang the morning of July 5, 1999. It was a call that every parent prays never will come. The Army colonel was calling from Fort Campbell, Kentucky, where our son was based in the U.S. Army. A fellow soldier had attacked our son, Barry Winchell. He had been taken to a civilian hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. We raced to the Kansas City airport. When we arrived at the hospital, Barry was clinging to life. His face was unrecognizable. Contrary to what the colonel had said on the telephone, Barry had not been kicked in the head by the other soldier. He had been beaten with a baseball bat as he slept in the barracks. The doctor said he had irreparable brain damage and recovery was unlikely.
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Pat and Wally Kutteles have worked 10 years to repeal "don't ask, don't tell"
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Their son, Pfc. Barry Winchell, was beaten to death with a bat as he slept
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He went through constant, vicious harassment after rumors he was gay, they write
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They believe DADT prevented him from reporting harassment to superiors

Question: The attitude of society toward gays serving in the military has changed in the 17 years since @placeholder went into effect.


The Foreign Office has advised British tourists travelling to Paris to be ‘especially vigilant’ following this week's shootings, issuing a warning over the possibility of indiscriminate attacks across the city. The shootings that killed 12 people at the Charlie Hebdo office on January 7 were followed by a shootout involving hostages at a supermarket in Porte de Vincennes. A gunman also shot and injured people in Montrouge. ‘There is a high threat from terrorism,’ the Foreign Office advised British travellers on its website. Scroll down for video Security at popular tourist attractions in Paris, including the Eiffel Tower, has  been bolstered
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The country’s tourist board warned that tourists needed to remain vigilant
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Security at popular tourist sites including Eiffel Towe has been bolstered
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Londoners insist they will continue to visit Paris despite security threat
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US State Department delivers warning saying that violent attacks involving Americans are becoming more common

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(CNN) -- A Kansas jury deliberated just 37 minutes before convicting an anti-abortion activist of first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of an abortion provider. The  jury found Scott Roeder, 51, guilty of gunning down Dr. George Tiller, who operated a clinic in Wichita where late-term abortions were performed. Roeder, 51, faces life in prison when he is sentenced on March 9. Tiller's family said the jury reached a "just" verdict. "At this time we hope that George can be remembered for his legacy of service to women, the help he provided for those who needed it and the love and happiness he provided us as a husband, father and grandfather," the family said in a written statement.
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Scott Roeder convicted of first-degree murder
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Jury reaches verdict after about 40 minutes of deliberation
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Roeder testified he does not regret killing Dr. George Tiller
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Tiller ran a women's clinic where he performed abortions in Wichita, Kansas

Question: Others, meanwhile, followed @placeholder into the church parking lot, where he threatened to shoot them.

Question: "There is no imminence of danger on a Sunday morning in the back of a church, let alone any unlawful conduct, given that what Tiller did at his clinic Monday through Friday is lawful in @placeholder," the judge said.


(CNN) -- A Somali Islamist militant movement on Monday claimed responsibility for a trio of bombings that killed at least 74 people Sunday at two venues in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, where crowds had gathered to watch the World Cup final. "And the best of men have promised and they have delivered," said an Arabic statement issued by Al-Shabaab's press office and obtained by CNN. "Blessed and exalted among men -- (taking) full responsibility. ...We wage war against the 6,000 collaborators; they have received their response." The 6,000 is an apparent reference to African Union peacekeepers in Somalia. Uganda contributes troops to the peacekeeping effort.
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Eighty-five people wounded in blasts, including five Americans
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Somali Islamist militant spokesman says Uganda had been warned
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Ugandan president declares week of mourning for victims
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Death toll from Uganda bombings at 74, including one American

Question: The website set up a page Monday to "receive congratulations" on Al-Shabaab's behalf for the "blessed operations" in @placeholder.


(CNN) -- The American Civil Liberties Union has called on officials in Massachusetts and Florida to conduct independent investigations into the shooting death of a man by an FBI agent. Ibragim Todashev was fatally shot early May 22 during questioning about a 2011 triple homicide in Waltham, Massachusetts, as well as his relationship with deceased Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev. Law enforcement from Massachusetts and Florida as well as the FBI questioned Todashev at his Florida home. Details about the circumstances of Todashev's death have been few, and the gaps have been filled in by media reports quoting unnamed law enforcement sources.
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Ibragim Todashev questioned in May over links to one of the Boston bombing suspects
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Todashev was fatally shot by FBI agent during interrogation at his Florida house
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The ACLU wants independent investigations into Todashev's death

Question: The @placeholder is conducting an investigation into the shooting, but the ACLU said that action is not enough.


(CNN) -- Fabiola Leocal's story ought to be uncommon, but in post-earthquake Haiti, it's not. All she has left of her previous life are a stack of photographs and a few other things scavenged off the rubble of the building she called a home. When the catastrophe struck, as the Haitians say, her house tumbled, along with many others that dotted the hillside in the Port-au-Prince neighborhood of Canape Vert. Her husband of nine years, Rene, was crushed under concrete. She lived in a camp for a while but returned to where she belonged. Now she has a tin shack and memories -- photographs carefully tucked away in loose, laminated photo album pages of herself and Rene. He, in a suit. She, in a much finer dress than the black sleeveless top and printed skirt she has on now.
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Fabiola Leocal lost her home and husband in the 2010 earthquake
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She is now living in the remnants of her home
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The country's new president acknowledges recovery will take time

Question: After the earthquake, @placeholder became a darling of the international community.


Boy band heartthrob turned pop culture icon Justin Timberlake may be known for singing high notes but his Italian restaurant went out on a low note, revealed  a lawsuit against the establishment's insurance company filed on Tuesday in a Manhattan court. Justin Timberlake the former singer of N'Sync opened the New York Italian restaurant Destino with two business partners Eytan Sugarman and Trace Ayala in 2006 but the eatery was flooded twice with raw sewage due to bad plumbing, reportsThe New York Post. Scroll down for video What a waste! : Justin Timberlake's popular Italian restaurant Destino's closed because of faulty sewage that caused human waste to leak from the walls twice, alleges a lawsuit filed on Tuesday
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Justin Timberlake of N'Sync opened the New York  restaurant Destino in 2006 but the eatery was flooded twice with raw sewage and later closed
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Destino's is suing the insurance company Amguard Insurance Co. for the $275,000 in damages and company losses
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The suit claims that in July 2013 illegal plumbing pipes burst above the restaurant which in turn caused human waste to leak down the walls
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The lawsuit alleges that the insurance company pushed the restaurant to reopen in November 2013 when it wasn't  ready and another flood followed

Question: The insurer denied @placeholder’s claims including a $275,000 bill for repair and company losses.


By Paul Harris PUBLISHED: 17:30 EST, 7 August 2012 | UPDATED: 04:11 EST, 8 August 2012 Tressed for success: Victoria Pendleton in a photoshoot to advertise a shampoo brand Victoria Pendleton rode tearfully into the sunset last night with her dream of a golden goodbye indelibly tainted by a final clash with her biggest rival. The Olympic sensation added a silver medal to her 2012 and 2008 golds in front of a rousing crowd at the Velodrome – then began her retirement without wearing the crown of the most highly decorated woman athlete of all time. She failed to trounce her Australian arch enemy Anna Meares – a win that would finally have laid to rest the controversy, competition and cat-fighting between them.
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The Olympic sensation added a silver medal to her 2012 and 2008 golds in front of a rousing crowd at the Velodrome
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Victoria was disqualified in the first of three finals with Meares after making contact in the final sprint to the finish
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Marketing experts said Pendleton could now earn £1million a year with deals
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New face of hair product company

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Shoppers have been warned to avoid fake Frozen dolls after two were found with dangerously high levels of chemicals linked to cancer, birth defects and infertility in men. The two singing dolls seized in Walsall, West Midlands, were made in China and have excessive levels of phthalates - which help soften plastic but could be carcinogenic in high quantities. A stallholder who sold the hit film souvenirs is now helping officers trace the supply chain, though they admit they do not yet know how widepread the problem could be. Let them go! These fake Frozen dolls found in Walsall, West Midlands, have excessive levels of phthalates - chemicals which are used to soften plastic but which have been linked to cancer, birth defects and infertility
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Two dolls seized by Trading Standards officers in Walsall, West Midlands
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They contain high levels of phthalates, chemicals used to soften plastic
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Chinese dolls look real but have no Disney logo or manufacturer address
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Customers told to be vigilant, especially at market stalls or on Facebook

Question: They were being sold on market stalls and over Facebook, and were confirmed as fakes by @placeholder, Walsall Council said.


(CNN) -- Clusters of Roman skulls have been discovered deep below London's Liverpool Street by construction workers digging a new rail route through England's capital. Tunnelers working on the Crossrail project found about 20 skulls, deep beneath the 16th century Bedlam burial ground in the center of the city, Crossrail said in a statement. Read more: Rail excavation unearths suspected 'plague pit' The human skulls -- as well as fragments of Roman pottery -- were found in sediment of the historic river channel of the River Walbrook, a tributary of the River Thames, it said. Roman-era skulls had been found along the path of the River Thames throughout London's history, fueling speculation they were the heads of the victims of rebels fighting under Queen Boudicca against Roman occupation, lead archaeologist Jay Carver said.
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Construction workers digging a tunnel in London have found about 20 Roman-era skulls
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The workers were digging a tunnel for the Crossrail rail project spanning the city
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Archaeologists believe the skulls were washed down stream from an old burial ground
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More than 10,000 archaeological items have been found since the project began in 2009

Question: Crossrail said tunnelers at Liverpool Street also discovered medieval wooden structures, which archaeologists believe may have formed part of the @placeholder cemetery walls.