By John Drayton Juventus have appointed former AC Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri as their new coach a day after Antonio Conte unexpectedly left the club. The Turin side announced that Allegri will be presented on Wednesday afternoon, ahead of the start of their pre-season training. Conte, who was under contract with Juve for a further season, surprisingly stepped down on Tuesday just one day into the Bianconeri's pre-season preparations. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Allegri give his first interview as Juventus head coach Replacement: Allegri (left) has been chosen to succeed Conte (right) after his surprise resignation New face: Allegri will have a job in his hands keeping hold of the likes of Paul Pogba and Arturo Vidal
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Allegri will be unveiled by the club at a press conference on Wednesday
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The 46-year-old was appointed a day after Conte handed in his resignation
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Former AC Milan boss has been out of work since being sacked in January
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The appointment raises question marks over the future of Andrea Pirlo, who was let go by AC Milan while Allegri was in charge

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(CNN) -- Potato salad is a cause worthy of charitable donations. That notion started out as a joke in early July, when Zack "Danger" Brown opened a Kickstarter campaign requesting $10 in crowdfunding to make his very first batch of it. But the joke was on him, when an Internet mob pounded him with a sum far beyond his goal -- $55,492. On Saturday, he spent it on a public party in a city park in his hometown of Columbus, Ohio, to benefit charity. He says he won't personally pocket any of the loot. The Internet storm also whisked Brown into an overnight sensation. The raging speed of donations snagged the attention of "Good Morning America" in a few days' time.
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Zack "Danger" Brown asked on Kickstarter for $10 to make his first batch of potato salad
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On the first day, he got $200 -- way too much, he thought
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He ended up with more than $55,000 and decided to use it for a charity bash
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The campaign has made Brown an overnight sensation

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By Steve Robson and Nick Pisa Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito are anxiously waiting to find out if their acquittal for the murder of a British student will be overturned by Italy's highest court. Supreme Court judges will rule on Monday on whether there should be a retrial regarding the death of Meredith Kercher or if the case against them should be closed completely. In 2011 Knox and Sollecito were cleared of the 2007 murder on appeal after they had initially been found guilty and sentenced to 26 and 25 years respectively. Anxious wait: Amanda Know, left, and former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, right, will find out on Monday it they are officially clear of the murder of British student Meredith Kercher in 2007
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Italian prosecutors appealed the decision on behalf of Miss Kercher's family
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Supreme Court in Rome will decide if there should be a retrial on Monday
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Knox's lawyer Luciano Ghirga says she is 'anxious' about the outcome

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Arsene Wenger will subject his players to a video nasty of their 3-1 Champions League home defeat by Monaco after admitting it was painful to watch what has been described as one of Arsenal’s worst performances in his 17 years at the club. With Gary Lineker leading the criticism, calling the display ‘beyond amateurish’, Wenger says he will go over the basic defensive errors with the team, with Arsenal caught three times on the break. On Sunday, Wenger’s team take on Everton, fresh from their Europa League triumph on Thursday, and though Arsenal have won five out of the last six Premier League games, the team will have to win over a potentially mutinous Emirates Stadium.
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Arsenal lost 3-1 to Monaco in the first leg of their Champions League tie
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The Gunners were heavily criticised for their defensive performance
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Arsene Wenger said he had watched the video back
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The Arsenal boss said it had been 'hard' watching the mistakes
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The Arsenal players will be made to watch the match again

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By Martin Hardy and Simon Jones There are few clubs in the Premier League who want to see the back of this season more than Newcastle United. They have struggled for form since the turn of the year, their fans staged a protest walkout against owner Mike Ashley and manager Alan Pardew last week and the local paper is campaigning for the  manager to be sacked. Dysfunctional would be an understatement for this club. Liverpool, needing a win to keep any faint title hopes alive, could not ask for better opponents at Anfield on Sunday. Feeling the heat: Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is under pressure from the fans after his team's poor season
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Newcastle have struggled for form since the turn of year
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Manager Alan Pardew and owner Mike Ashley coming under fire from fans
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Fans staged a protest walkout against the pair last week
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Newcastle Evening Chronicle is campaigning for Pardew to be sacked
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Last match of the season sees Newcastle face Liverpool on Sunday
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Fans angry at lack of signings and team's performance

Question: The contrast could not have been more stark this week as @placeholder marched in his Sports Direct staff for the company’s annual conference of free beer and games.


TOKYO, Japan (CNN) -- They are young, earn little and spend little, and take a keen interest in fashion and personal appearance -- meet the "herbivore men" of Japan. Former CNN intern Junichiro Hori is a self-described 'herbivore.' Author and pop culture columnist Maki Fukasawa coined the term in 2006 in a series of articles on marketing to a younger generation of Japanese men. She used it to describe some men who she said were changing the country's ideas about just what is -- and isn't -- masculine. "In Japan, sex is translated as 'relationship in flesh,'" she said, "so I named those boys 'herbivorous boys' since they are not interested in flesh."
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Author and pop culture columnist Maki Fukasawa coins the term 'herbivore men'
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She says these men are changing the country's ideas about what is masculine
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These men are less interested in making money, sex
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Fukasawa says the trend may indeed be a return to the norm for Japanese men

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(CNN) -- Grandeur defines Istanbul: From architectural icons such as Hagia Sophia to the city's indomitable traffic, Istanbul pulsates with intensity and splendor. Including sweet splendor. Istanbul's passion for pastries and its history of inventing some of the world's most delightful desserts tempts visitors and residents to skip dinner and head straight for the meal's concluding course. Where do you go to eat like a local? Share your photos and tips Here's a taste of the most inventive, decadent and eccentric sweets from this culinary crossroads: Sahlep: This mild beverage is Istanbul's answer to hot chocolate. Originating during the Ottoman Empire, sahlep's key ingredient is crushed orchid, which is used to thicken warm milk before being sweetened with sugar and cinnamon.
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Istanbul, at the crossroads of history, is also a hub for sweet confections
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Candied fruit, Turkish delight and candy-coated nuts are among the city's sugary bounty
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Nut pastes such as marzipan are molded into colorful shapes

Question: Either way, watch the crowds of locals treasuring the decadent treat -- men in suits on their way to work, children speaking rapid @placeholder and pulling on their mothers' sleeves as they beg for one more piece.


There's no arguing that Apple set the standard for modern mobile devices with the iPhone and the iPad. It didn't take long after those two products launched for competitors to rush out their own copycat devices. Even then, it took another few years before Android was good enough to go toe to toe with iOS, Apple's mobile operating system. But it's no longer about being just as good as Apple. You have to be better. Competitors have built upon the foundation Apple laid in mobile and are now leapfrogging it with bunch of useful features you can't find on iPhones and iPads.
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Mobile-gadget rivals are leapfrogging Apple with useful features not on iPhones, iPads
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This success is most apparent with Apple's biggest mobile rival, Samsung
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Samsung is more nimble than Apple at improving its devices through software updates
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With Galaxy Note, Samsung has a category of phone people didn't know they wanted

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(CNN) -- Just as the politics of oil shaped the 20th century industrial economy, so the politics of data will shape the 21st century digital economy. At this week's Digital Life Design (DLD), a prestigious technology conference held annually in Munich, the fault lines of the political debate about data were exposed by the event's two keynote speakers: The European Commission's vice president for justice, Viviane Reding, and Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg. Reding and Sandberg were in agreement about one thing: personal data is the new oil, the vital fuel of our digital economy. But that's about all they agreed on at DLD. In every other respect, their priorities and agendas represent the bookends of an increasingly fractious debate that is pitting European politicians like Reding against American social media networks such as Sandberg's Facebook.
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Digital conference in Germany pits Facebook against European regulators over data use
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Commentator Andrew Keen says argument highlights data's role as oil of digital age
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Keen also questions notion that internet is an engine of progress

Question: And it makes us richer too, she argued, suggesting that Facebook alone had created 230,000 jobs and is even committed to giving 50,000 @placeholder small businesses â‚¬100 euros ($130) apiece to develop their social identities.


(CNN) -- The news of Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati's resignation spurred fierce weekend clashes in his hometown, the coastal city of Tripoli. Residents lobbed rockets and fired bullets at one another Saturday, leaving at least three people wounded, state news agency NNA reported. The city is home to both Alawite and Sunni Muslims, and sectarian tensions have worsened in recent months as the civil war in neighboring Syria rages on. The Alawites support Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The Sunnis want his ouster. The Lebanese government has remained officially neutral in the conflict -- even as it has firmly, but quietly, supported al-Assad.
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His departure comes at a sensitive time for Lebanon
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Mikati says he couldn't negotiate a breakthrough on two fronts
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Lebanon constantly struggles to maintain a balance among its sects

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Question: Anti-al-@placeholder elements in Lebanon accused the Syrian government of being behind the attack, and popular protests -- along with international pressure -- forced the Syrian military to withdraw from the country.


By Carol Driver A council has been accused of wrecking a popular Easter holiday beach after it dumped 100 Christmas trees on it as part of an anti-erosion project. The firs were stripped of their fairies and planted on Porthtowan, Cornwall, in January to help build a defence against pounding waves. But residents – who have been threatened with legal action if they remove them - fear the eyesore will be damaging to the tourist trade, which is ‘vital’ to the local economy, over the long weekend. Sea defence: The Christmas trees were planted in January as part of an anti-erosion plan
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Council said the firs would bind with the sand and form a defence line of new dunes to stop the beach being eroded
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Locals fear tourists won't visit the popular beach over the long weekend
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Residents who wanted to remove trees threatened with legal action

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Said that the year she was a contestant 'everyone was really gagging for it.' 'Dancing is a very flirtatious sexual thing. Every year somebody gets together!' On X Factor rivalry: 'I actually don't think the public give a sh**.' By Holly Thomas Last updated at 7:53 AM on 6th December 2011 She's a picture of professionalism when on duty as a judge during BBC's Strictly Come Dancing. But normally cool and composed Alesha Dixon lost control a little after she was offered a glass of wine on Alan Carr's Chatty Man last night. As she worked her way through the rest of the bottle, the star offered her- extremely frank- thoughts on Strictly romances, the X Factor, and whether dancers are better in bed over the course of the rambunctious interview.
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Said that the year she was a contestant 'everyone was really gagging for it.'
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'Dancing is a very flirtatious sexual thing. Every year somebody gets together!'
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On X Factor rivalry: 'I actually don't think the public give a sh**.'

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Firefighters in a small New Jersey town have come under attack from officials and residents after hanging a banner reading: 'Show us your t**s.' The all-volunteer team displayed the lewd sign below the Williamstown Fire Company's emblem at the state's Fireman's Convention in Wildwood last weekend. Former EMT Shawn Rutter saw the sign at the event and sent a photo to the South Jersey Times. Scroll down for video Offensive: The Williamstown Fire Company posted this sign asking women to show them their breasts at a firefighters' convention at the weekend. Residents have expressed their shock at the poor choice
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All-volunteer firemen from Williamstown, New Jersey posted the offensive sign beneath their emblem at the state's Fireman's Convention last weekend
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Residents expressed their shock at the poor example set by the men
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The mayor said he is investigating and that there will be suspensions

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BEIJING, China (CNN) -- China's job outlook is "grim," and the global financial crisis could cause more layoffs and more labor unrest until the country's economic stimulus package kicks in next year, the nation's minister of human resources and social security said Thursday. Thousands of graduates crowd a jobs fair in Nanjing but vacancies are becoming harder to find. The stimulus package, unveiled earlier this month, will pump $585 billion into rebuilding communities destroyed by the May earthquake, constructing railways, housing, airports and highways, and funding other projects. China is most concerned about the growing labor unrest, the human resources minister, Yin Weimin, said at a news conference. The increase in unrest has paralleled the increase of business and factory closings and job losses.
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China warns of labor unrest and more layoffs during economic crisis
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Human resources minister says unemployment will rise
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$585 billion economic stimulus package won't kick in until 2009, he says
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China being hit by reduced demand and rising costs

Question: @placeholder hopes the growth of jobs will then cool down the protests.


Shot and killed: Tamir Rice, 12, who was holding an airsoft pistol in a park in Cleveland, Ohio St Louis County Police is mired in fresh killer cop controversy after a post on the force's official facebook page appeared to blame a 12-year-old black boy for the police shooting that killed him. Tamir Rice was playing with a toy gun when he was shot dead by a white officer in Cleveland last week. The tragic incident further fueled the anger and protests that have raged in the wake first of a Grand Jury's failure to indict Ferguson officer Darren Wilson for the shooting of Michael Brown and, now, a second Grand Jury's failure to indict the NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo for his fatal chokehold arrest of Eric Garner.
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Officer from St Louis County police posted on Twitter and Facebook about death of unarmed Cleveland, Ohio, boy shot and killed by officers
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Tamir Rice had airsoft pistol in his waistband when police answered 911 call and shot him within two seconds of arriving
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Officer Aaron Dilks posted 'warning' on official St Louis County Police Facebook page and Twitter account telling parents of dangers of airsoft
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He was accused of 'victim blaming'  and posting was deleted by St Louis County Police
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Force was first to investigate officer Darren Wilson over death of Michael Brown and has been involved in policing protests after shooting
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Police chief apologizes for message and says he is praying for Tamar
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He admits: 'The post conveyed the message that my officers respond to calls involving a child with a gun with indiscretion and little regard for life.'

Question: Neighborhood cop @placeholder said 'I too was a kid, and I would have done the same thing as Tamir Rice did.


Efforts to contain the Ebola outbreaks in Nigeria and Senegal appear to have succeeded, even as the virus continues to spread in the hardest-hit West African countries of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, U.S. and African health officials said on Tuesday. In Nigeria, no new cases of Ebola have occurred since August 31, 'suggesting that the Ebola outbreak in Nigeria might have been contained,' according to one of three reports released on Tuesday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In Senegal, healthcare workers have contained Ebola after a single case was confirmed on August 29. The man has since recovered.
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In Nigeria no new cases of Ebola have occurred since August 31
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In Senegal Ebola has been contained after a single case on August 29
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The virus continues to spread in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone

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(CNN) -- Hamas is an Islamic fundamentalist organization whose military wing has admitted responsibility for terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers. Hamas supporters wave flags and shout slogans in Gaza on December 14 to mark the group's 21st anniversary. The group came into being in December 1987, growing out of the Muslim Brotherhood, the religious and political organization founded in Egypt. Its goal is an Islamic fundamentalist Palestinian state. It is considered a terrorist organizations by Israel and the United States. Hamas is an acronym for "Harakat Al-Muqawama Al-Islamia" or Islamic Resistance Movement, in English. The group was primarily a religious and charitable organization between the 1960s and 1980s. It has wings devoted to religious, military, political and security activities.
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Military wing of Hamas has admitted terrorist attacks on Israeli civilians, soldiers
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Hamas is considered terrorist organizations by Israel and the United States
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It has wings devoted to religious, military, political and security activities

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Wednesday took on Republican congressional critics of her department's handling of the deadly September terrorist attack in Libya. Conservative GOP members challenged Clinton on the lack of security at the diplomatic compound in Benghazi as well as the erroneous account that the attack grew spontaneously from a protest over an anti-Islam film produced in the United States. At two hearings, which together totaled more than five hours, Clinton acknowledged a "systemic breakdown" cited by an independent review of issues leading up to the armed assault and said her department was taking additional steps to increase security at U.S. diplomatic facilities.
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Hillary Clinton testifies for more than five hours before two congressional committees
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Clinton, at one point, grew exasperated with line of questioning over Benghazi response
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Some Republican lawmakers say they are not satisfied with Clinton's answers
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Four Americans killed in September 11 attack, including U.S. ambassador to Libya

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(CNN) -- Small waves lap at the hulls of the ocean-going container ships as they approach the South African Port of Ngqura. Some of these large boats have come from as far away as South America, and the shelter of Nelson Mandela Bay is a relief after the Atlantic Ocean swells. The vessels are met by Dave Keller, who's been working these waters off the country's Eastern Cape Province since 2010. "As a pilot it's my job to take over from the captain when a captain gets close to the port," he explains. "It's my job to navigate him safely into the port, maneuver his vessel and then safely put it alongside the quayside."
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Port of Ngqura has been operating since October 2010
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The combination of maritime port and landside infrastructure is changing the local economy
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Coega Industrial Development Zone created more than 13,000 jobs last year and led to another 13,000 getting training
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The port was the fastest growing terminal in the world for 2012 and 2013

Question: One reason not everyone was excited with the construction of @placeholder was that there were already seven other ports in operation in the country, whereas one of the stated aims of the authorities is to "minimize duplications" between shipping facilities.


(CNN) -- A Robin van Persie hat-trick earned Arsenal a thrilling 5-3 win over their west London rivals Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the English Premier League on Saturday. Chelsea started the match strongly taking the lead in the 14th minute when Juan Mata delivered an inch-perfect cross for Frank Lampard to guide a header past Szczesny in the Arsenal goal. The home side continued to dominate possession but Arsenal hit back in the 36th minute when Aaron Ramsey threaded the ball through to Gervinho who selflessly squared the ball back for van Persie to side-foot past Petr Cech. Chelsea had a goal disallowed two minutes later with Ramires being ruled offside, but earned a deserved halftime lead when John Terry bundled the ball home from a corner kick in the 45th minute.
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Robin van Persie hat-trick seals memorable Arsenal win at Stamford Bridge
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Manchester United beat Everton 0-1 at Goodison Park

Question: A 25-yard strike from Mata restored parity for Chelsea in the 80th minute, but van Persie put @placeholder ahead again five minutes later, pouncing on a mistake by John Terry to slot home his second before lashing home his third in injury time to seal a remarkable win.


By Sally Lee This is one remarkable story of the undeniable love between a man and his best friend. It took Richie, a 12-month-old Kelpie, 13 days to be finally reunited with his beloved owner Paul Galloway after falling off the back of his ute - 45km from home. And boy, was he happy to see him. With a broken leg, a starved Richie survived on sheep and cattle dung as he trekked it back to Mr Galloway's Adelong farm in south-western NSW. Scroll down for video Paul Galloway, from Wagga Wagga in south-western regional NSW, with his 12-month-old Kelpie named Richie
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Paul Galloway was driving to Gundagai, south-western NSW, with his 12-month-old pup in the back of his ute
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Mr Galloway only realised he had lost his dog when he arrived at his destination
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It is believed Richie trekked 45km to make his way back home

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By Ted Thornhill Updated: 06:47 EST, 12 December 2011 A greater percentage of Mars is habitable than Earth, say scientists who have made an overall study of temperature and pressure conditions of the Red Planet. Researchers from the Australian National University say that three per cent of Mars could sustain life, while just one per cent of Earth’s volume contains life – from the core to upper atmosphere. However, the team say that most Earth-like organisms would need to retreat underground to survive on Mars. Water find: Thanks to huge amounts of ice and warmer conditions underground, life could thrive on Mars
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Three per cent of Mars's volume could sustain life, compared to one per cent on Earth

Question: With a diameter of 4,222 miles, it’s around half the size of the @placeholder.


America awoke this Saturday morning marvelling at how The Greatest boxer of all time has fought off Parkinson’s for so long to reach the grand old age of 73. The most powerful nation on Earth will then hope to celebrate Muhammad Ali’s birthday by finally reclaiming a major portion of the world heavyweight title, which it was once accustomed to brandishing as the symbol of its manhood. Ali, having emerged miraculously from yet another hospital scare, is expected to spend his evening watching on television as the latest American contender for his throne strives to bring home the most cherished of the heavyweight belts.
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American legend Muhammad Ali turns 73 on Saturday
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He was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease 30 years ago
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Deontay Wilder will challenge Bermane Stiverne for the WBC title in Las Vegas on Saturday
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Question: King has promoted 12 of America’s 13 US-born @placeholder heavyweight champions.


(CNN) -- Yuvraj Singh held his nerve to steer India into the last four of the World Cup and end Australia's 12-year reign as champions. Yuvraj struck a vital 57 not out to ensure co-hosts India reached their target of 261 with more than two overs to spare and book a semifinal clash with Asian rivals Pakistan. Earlier, captain Ricky Ponting had hit an imperious 104 and Brad Haddin a quickfire 53 as Australia reached a competitive total of 260-5. But half centuries from Sachin Tendulkar and Gautam Gambhir edged India towards their target before Yuvraj and Suresh Raina propelled them over the line.
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India defeat reigning Cricket World Cup champions Australia by five wickets
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Yuvraj Singh seals Indian victory as they book semifinal clash with Pakistan
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Ricky Ponting hits 104 but Australia's 12-year reign as World champions is over
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England spinner Michael Yardy flies home from World Cup suffering from depression

Question: But @placeholder showed plenty of character to lead his side home, despite the calamitous run out of Gambhir.


PHOENIX, Arizona (CNN) -- Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain conceded the presidential race before a crowd of supporters in Phoenix on Tuesday. He also congratulated Sen. Barack Obama. Here is a transcript: Sen. John McCain concedes defeat in the presidential election to Barack Obama. McCain: Thank you. Thank you, my friends. Thank you for coming here on this beautiful Arizona evening. My friends, we have -- we have come to the end of a long journey. The American people have spoken, and they have spoken clearly. A little while ago, I had the honor of calling Sen. Barack Obama to congratulate him. Watch McCain's speech »
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McCain: Sen. Obama has achieved a great thing
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McCain: I urge all Americans who supported me ... to bridge our differences
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McCain: We must work together to get our country moving again

Question: That is blessing enough for anyone, and I thank the people of @placeholder for it.


The United States is cutting funding to the U.N. education and science agency UNESCO after the agency voted to accept a Palestinian bid for full membership, the U.S. State Department said Monday. "Today's vote by the member states of UNESCO to admit Palestine as member is regrettable, premature and undermines our shared goal of a comprehensive just and lasting peace in the Middle East," said State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland. "The United States will refrain from making contributions to UNESCO," she said. The United States was going to make a $60 million payment in November, and will now not do so, she said.
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Report: Palestine will seek full membership in the World Health Organization
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U.N. Ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice calls the vote "deeply damaging to UNESCO"
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The vote shows most countries "refuse to be intimidated and blackmailed," a Palestinian official says

Question: U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon addressed the concern as well, saying "we will need to work on practical solutions to preserve @placeholder's financial resources."

Question: Ban said he had no further comment, although he noted "the urgency of a negotiated solution of the @placeholder peace process."

Question: "The ones who voted negatively are isolating themselves along with @placeholder on the wrong side of justice and the law.

Question: Israel believes that the correct and only way to make progress in the diplomatic process with the @placeholder is through direct negotiations without preconditions."


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Cardinal Vincent Nichols warned alarmist rhetoric about immigration caused distrust of foreigners Britain’s top Roman Catholic cleric has accused politicians of using ‘alarmist’ language over immigration to fuel public anger at foreigners moving here. Cardinal Vincent Nichols, the leader of the Catholic Church in England and Wales, said most migrants ‘add’ to the nation’s wellbeing and warned against attempts to foster distrust of ‘all these people coming to this country’. The row came as the UK Independence Party unveiled a controversial £1.5million poster campaign of against EU immigration. The issue of immigration is likely to dominate in the run-up to the European Parliament elections on May 22.
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Ukip launches poster £1.5million anti-immigration poster campaign
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Party leader Nigel Farage forced to deny slogans are racist

Question: @placeholder did not name Ukip directly but appealed to all sides to celebrate the contribution of immigrants rather than ‘anger and dismay’.


(CNN) -- A man who faked his drowning death nearly 20 years ago off a Florida beach was found out by North Carolina police who stopped him for a traffic violation, authorities said Thursday. Bennie Wint told police he faked his drowning death in Daytona Beach, Florida, in 1989. Bennie Wint left behind a grieving fiancee and a daughter from a previous marriage. Over the past two decades, he acquired a common-law wife and another child in Marshall, North Carolina. Wint told police he faked his death in Daytona Beach, Florida, because he was "paranoid" about his narcotics-related activity at the time, Weaverville, North Carolina, police Sgt. Stacy Wyatt told CNN.
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North Carolina officer didn't believe man's story during traffic stop
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He couldn't find name man that gave in police database
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Eventually, "James Sweet" confessed he was Bennie Wint
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Wint was reported missing off Daytona Beach, Florida, in September 1989

Question: When pulled over in Weaverville on Saturday because of malfunctioning lights on his license plate, the man said his name was @placeholder, Wyatt said.


Stephenville, Texas (CNN)Even with a conviction, the "American Sniper" murder trial never answered the one question that still haunts the families of Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield. Why were the two men killed while trying to help Eddie Ray Routh? There have been a series of confusing and incoherent explanations for Routh's motives the afternoon of February 2, 2013. We know Kyle sensed tension as he and Littlefield drove the former U.S. Marine to a gun range for an afternoon of bonding and helping Routh cope with what his family members believed was post-traumatic stress disorder. Kyle secretly texted Littlefield, sitting next to him in a pickup, to say Routh was "straight up nuts." Kyle's wife, Taya, "could tell something was up" that afternoon when she spoke to her husband. Kyle sounded "irritated," she has testified, then he never responded to a text asking if he was OK.
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The motive for Chris Kyle's killing remains unclear
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Routh provided a series of bizarre statements to explain the shootings

Question: @placeholder was shot four times in the back and once in the face.

Question: Routh's attorneys have suggested it was the arsenal of firearms lying next to @placeholder that triggered his psychosis and paranoia on the car ride.


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Libya's interim leadership gave residents in Bani Walid a 48-hour notice to leave the city as it sent reinforcements there and to the former regime's other remaining strongholds of Sirte and Sabha. As the National Transitional Council sought to assert control over all of Libya, the U.S. assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs, Jeffrey Feltman, arrived Wednesday in Tripoli on an unannounced visit. Feltman met with NTC head Mustafa Abdel Jalil and Mahmoud Jibril, chairman and head of international affairs of the NTC, as well as with many civil society representatives. "I am encouraged by these individuals and these organizations' efforts," Feltman said.
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NEW: Draft Security Council resolution expected to be voted on in a few days
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"Do not think that the battle is over," says man identified as Gadhafi spokesman
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Dirak air base taken by anti-Gadhafi fighters
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Gadhafi spokesman vows to fight on

Question: The interim government was still struggling with the three @placeholder strongholds that remained in loyalist hands.

Question: @placeholder has said his goal is to create "a state of institutions, a state of law" in Libya.


(CNN) -- Five years ago Sunday, the water rushed in, the lights went out and for thousands of Gulf Coast residents nothing was ever the same. The milestone was marked by vigils, tears and reflection on what was, what came after, what still remains to be done and what, if anything, we have learned from Hurricane Katrina. A number of events were planned in New Orleans, Louisiana, and elsewhere to commemorate the anniversary of the landfall of Katrina, the costliest and one of the five deadliest storms ever to strike the United States. President Barack Obama visited New Orleans on Sunday and spoke at Xavier University of Louisiana, where he said that the construction of a fortified levee system to protect the city is under way.
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NEW: Obama speaks at Xavier University in New Orleans
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Commemorations are planned across the Gulf Coast to mark the Katrina anniversary
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Officials reflect on lessons learned from the storm

Question: Katrina also dealt a black eye to the government, which scrambled to launch a delayed relief effort after the storm as @placeholder residents suffered and reports of crime and looting were widespread.


Goals either side of half time from Oscar and Diego Costa saw Chelsea return to winning ways in the Premier League as they beat Newcastle at Stamford Bridge. Sportsmail's Sam Cunningham runs through how the players performed. CHELSEA (4-2-3-1) Petr Cech - 7 The goalkeeper was to thank for keeping Chelsea from going behind in the first half, despite making only his second league start. Branislav Ivanovic - 6.5 Played a great ball to pick out Oscar at the back post, after receiving a corner kick from Willian, to put Chelsea ahead. Right back Branislav Ivanovic stretches to get a touch on the ball as Yoan Gouffran looks on
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Brazilian midfielder Oscar opened the scoring just before half time
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Diego Costa sealed the win when he doubled the lead in the second half
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Click here for Sportsmail's MATCH ZONE analysis from the clash

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(CNN) -- Shortly after the clock struck midnight, two Seattle women legitimized their 35-year love affair early Thursday by becoming the first same-sex couple to receive a marriage license in King County, Washington. The two women met on a blind date in 1977, when homosexuality was highly taboo and gay people socialized privately in homes, never in public. Now Pete-e Petersen is 85 and Jane Abbott Lighty is 77, and they have lived to see the world transformed. In the twilight of their lives, they thought they would die without being legally married, though they had a church wedding in 2005. But Washington voters approved Referendum 74, legalizing same-sex marriage, last month, allowing the first licenses to be issued on Thursday.
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Washington begins issuing same-sex marriage licenses Thursday
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A lesbian couple who have been together since 1977 received the first license in King County
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Voters in Maryland and Maine also approved same-sex marriages last month

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Click here for Sportsmail's brilliant Match Zone from Everton's draw with Swansea Swansea manager Garry Monk allowed himself a wry smile just 24 hours after clear-the-air talks with refereeing bosses Mike Riley and Howard Webb. His influential midfielder, Jonjo Shelvey, had just been sent off and his side were also denied a clear penalty. Monk, 35, is the Premier League’s youngest manager but he certainly is not backward in coming forwards. He met Riley and Webb on Friday two weeks after a ‘cheat’ outburst against Stoke City’s Victor Moses and then professed himself satisfied with the chat. Swansea midfielder Jonjo Shelvey trudges disconsolately off of the Goodison Park pitch after being dismissed in the second half
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Swansea hold Everton to a 0-0 draw in the game at Goodison Park
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Jonjo Shelvey sent off for a second bookable offence with 18 minutes to go
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The midfielder had been cautioned in the first half for kicking the ball away
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Romelu Lukaku left on the bench for Everton with Samuel Eto'o preferred up front

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LONDON, England -- Croatia demolished England's dreams of a place in the Euro 2008 finals with a dramatic 3-2 triumph at Wembley that sent Russia through as Group E runners-up. Croatia players celebrate their astonishing victory at Wembley which sent England crashing out. England coach Steve McClaren saw his selection gamble backfire in a big way when rookie goalkeeper Scott Carson handed Croatia a crucial early goal. And McClaren paid for the multi-million pound defeat with his job after England proved second best on the night in almost every department. McLaren sent on David Beckham for his 99th cap along with Jermaine Defoe at the start of the second half and they briefly featured in a revival that saw England draw level.
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England fail to make Euro 2008 finals after 3-2 loss to Croatia at Wembley
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Russia qualified as group runners-up after their slender 1-0 victory in Andorra
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England's failure cost Steve McClaren his job as manager

Question: England's plight became more desperate with the news that Russia were leading in Andorra and @placeholder made a double substitution, bringing on Beckham and Defoe.


Montevideo, Uruguay (CNN) -- The tiny faces pressed against the airport window stare in wonder at the aircraft waiting for them at the end of the sky bridge: this is the plane that will take them to a new life. Syrian refugee Nassar and his family - he has five sons and five daughters, aged from three to 22 -- fled their home in Idlib as the country's bloody civil war took hold. Now, after almost three years of fear and uncertainty, they are on the move again, flying more than 12,000km from their temporary base in Lebanon to a more permanent home on the other side of the world.
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Five Syrian refugee families have been flown to Uruguay to begin a new life there
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The group are the first of up to 120 Syrians who will be resettled in the South American country
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Father-of-ten Nassar told CNN he was moving for the sake of his children's education
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"They deserve our help and they deserve the opportunity," said Uruguay's Human Rights Secretary

Question: Two of their fellow passengers, @placeholder, greet the children with hugs and kisses after realizing who they are.


Amanda Holden, Holly Willoughby and Victoria Beckham in top three Katie Price came in last place By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 03:15 EST, 30 August 2012 | UPDATED: 04:37 EST, 30 August 2012 She went through the trauma of nearly dying in child birth earlier this year but came through the experience to welcome a healthy daughter into the world. And now, Amanda Holden, who is also mother to six-year-old daughter Lexi with husband Chris Hughes, has been voted the celebrity mother they’d most like to turn to for baby related advice. The Britain’s got Talent judge topped the poll of 400 women, winning over a third of the popular vote.
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Amanda Holden, Holly Willoughby and Victoria Beckham in top three
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Katie Price came in last place

Question: 'It is no real surprise that @placeholder topped the list as not only is she very popular at the moment, and her recent life experiences makes her very appealing to mothers.


Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- During the summer of 2009, Egyptians from all walks of life waited in hopeful anticipation for the arrival of newly-elected U.S. President Barack Obama in Cairo. The city spent weeks preparing for the visit. Streets were shut down, buildings lining the route to Cairo University were repainted, and the dome under which Obama was set to give his speech renovated. Egyptians listened to the president's speech with much hope -- and when it was over, local talk shows spent days analyzing his words. American politics had gone on tour to Egypt, a place that has historically watched American politics very closely.
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Egyptian revolution has diminished normally avid following of U.S. politics
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Superficial reasons why Cairo citizens admired Barack Obama have faded
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Some Egyptian activists say they miss the days of former president George W. Bush
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Egypt's newly elected parliament only recently began its first session

Question: It has been more than a year since the uprising started, and while @placeholder has cleaned itself up, the city remains mired in turmoil and confusion over the transitional process to its own democracy.

Question: And recent events have convinced some that the @placeholder administration is not so keen on fulfilling its promises to supporting freedom, democracy, and civil liberties.


By Bianca London Bar Refaeli recently split with her boyfriend Adi Ezra in a blazing row over Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger - ruining her 29th birthday. And now the Israeli supermodel's latest campaign might just rub salt into the wounds. The 29-year-old showcases her healthy figure in the new Passionata AW14 campaign and poses in a series of saucy images alongside a mysterious man. Look away now, Ezra! Bar Refaeli flirts with a mysterious male model in her new Passionata lingerie campaign, after her boyfriend reportedly ended things with her The theme for the season is 'Let's Play' and Bar definitely looks like she's in a playful mood as she flirts with the male model and can be seen seducing him while he's blindfolded.
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Bar, 29, unveiled as face of Passionata's AW14 range
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Models bright range of lingerie and flirts with mysterious male model
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Bar's ex-boyfriend, Adi Ezra, reportedly pulled her off the dance floor when she got too close to womaniser Mick Jagger
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Pair have now reportedly split

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By Sam Greenhill and Beezy Marsh PUBLISHED: 18:18 EST, 9 April 2013 | UPDATED: 04:57 EST, 10 April 2013 Carol and Sir Mark Thatcher both returned to Britain yesterday after learning of their mother’s death while abroad. Sir Mark was said to be finding it ‘very tough’ since receiving the news. Both he and his twin sister have been grieving privately overseas but have returned to London as the family gathers ahead of next Wednesday’s funeral. Baroness Margaret Thatcher at the age of 33, has time to play with her twin children Mark and Carol aged six, Both engrossed in their toy garage and motor cars in 1959
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Twins, 59, have not issued a public tribute to their mother
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Sir Mark and his sister Carol are returning for Lady Thatcher's funeral
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Unclear on what occasion the twins last saw their mother

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Shoppers who have bought presents through the Marks & Spencer website face an anxious wait for their Christmas orders due to problems plaguing the firm’s delivery service. The retailer warned customers that deliveries could take up to two weeks. The brand has also been forced to suspend its next-day-delivery service. The delays, caused by a backlog of orders following Black Friday last week, have hit the retailer today - ‘Manic Monday’ - which marks one of the busiest shopping day of the year. Customers have been told deliveries from Marks and Spencer may take weeks following a surge of orders on Black Friday
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Retailer warned deliveries could take weeks after surge in online sales
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Distribution centre in the east Midlands unable to keep up with demand
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Delays fall on Manic Monday, one of the busiest shopping days of year
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Experts estimate around £750million will be spent online today

Question: ‘However, retailers need to be careful not to create a consumer that is only willing to buy heavily discounted items, especially as a lot of the products reduced on @placeholder were ‘bought for sale’.’

Question: Historically, Manic Monday has been busier for web stores than @placeholder, however that seems unlikely this year.


A pretty girl wanders off from an anniversary party and heads to the beach for a late-night swim. Shortly afterwards, the girl is found dead — apparently murdered. So begins a new TV mini-series, Ascension, which starts on British television tonight. The plot is not, however, quite as formulaic as it sounds. The party and even the beach, it soon emerges, are on board a vast spaceship. As for the milestone being celebrated, it is the 51st anniversary of the original 600-man U.S. crew blasting off from Earth in a rocket powered by nuclear bombs. They are halfway through a 100-year journey to colonise a planet so secret its existence was kept hidden from the public.
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Sky's Ascension TV series is based on a U.S. defence project called Orion
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Project began after Sputnik I was launched by the Soviet Union in 1957
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Scientists, including British physicist Freeman Dyson, planned to propel a giant rocket through space by exploding thousands of mini atomic bombs
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The project was quietly killed off at the beginning of 1965

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In a nightclub on the Mediterranean coast, a man wearing a hat to disguise his identity slips into the DJ stand and takes control of the decks, where he plays his records until sunrise. Earlier that evening — in front of many of the same folk on the dance floor — that very same DJ had dictated a different kind of rhythm... a football match in front of 55,000 fans at Valencia’s Mestalla Stadium. Only now has Gaizka Mendieta revealed his secret in an interview which explores the football career he very nearly abandoned. Gaizka Mendieta reflects on a playing career that has taken him from Spain to Italy and England
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Gaizka Mendieta played for clubs including Valencia, Lazio, Barcelona and Midlesbrough during an impressive playing career
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The former Spain international reveals he used to secretly DJ after games
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Mendieta admits he almost chose a sporting career in athletics over football
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The Sky pundit succeeded through practice as opposed to natural talent
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Steve McLaren convinced the midfielder to come to the Premier League
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Mendieta has backed Louis van Gaal to come good at Manchester United

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(CNN) -- The No. 2 leader in a Marxist guerrilla group that has been at war with the Colombian government since the 1960s has been killed in a military raid, President Juan Manuel Santos said Thursday. Victor Julio Suarez Rojas, also known as Jorge Briceno Suarez and by his nom de guerre Mono Jojoy, was the military leader for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, commonly called the FARC. Firefights between the military and the FARC continued into Thursday night, Defense Minister Rodrigo Rivera told CNN en Español. Rivera called the site where the military raid took place "the mother of all FARC camps." The camp was 300 meters (1,000 feet) long and had a bunker reinforced with concrete in the middle, he said. There were 13 satellite camps around the main camp, he said.
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Army retracts claim that another leader was also killed
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Guerrillas suffer second major setback in the past few days
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The guerrilla leader was widely known as Mono Jojoy
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He was the No. 2 leader in the FARC guerrilla group

Question: The final operation against Suarez started early Wednesday, @placeholder said, adding that officials had spent two sleepless nights awaiting the results.


A Fox News panelist caused his co-hosts to squirm today as he implied that sexual assault was to blame for why San Francisco's nudists prefer to live their lives in the buff. During today's live broadcast of The Five, Bob Beckel was seated with the usual hosts as they weighed the issue of the proposed nudity ban in San Francisco. Dana Perino sparked a debate when she inquired of her cohorts: 'What happened to these people as children that they don’t want to wear any clothes?' Scroll down for video Shock claim: Bob Beckel suggested that sexual assault was to blame when asked why anyone would like to strut around San Francisco without clothes on
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Fox News host makes incendiary comments during live broadcast of The Five program
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Later, the proposal to ban nudity in San Francisco is approved
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The legislation has caused outrage in the nudist community and a federal lawsuit

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At the end of last week familiar and worrying pictures emerged of Mario Balotelli from a Liverpool training session. Sitting on his backside on the grass at Melwood, the Italian centre forward looked as though he was being coaxed to his feet by Brendan Rodgers. Those who worked with Balotelli at Manchester City will have recognised the sketch straight away for whenever he used to make a mistake in training during his first stint in English football he would simply fall over. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Head to head: Mario Balotelli vs Diego Costa Brendan Rodgers helps Mario Balotelli up during a training session at Melwood
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Mario Balotelli has yet to score for Liverpool in the Premier League
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The Liverpool striker missed a number of good chances against QPR
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Balotelli lacks mental strength and confidence to deal with adversity

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 03:57 EST, 19 May 2012 | UPDATED: 08:54 EST, 19 May 2012 A private space cargo firm's historic launch to the International Space Station descended into chaos this morning when the mission was abandoned just one second before lift-off. The unmanned SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was set to blast off from Cape Canaveral just before 10am this morning (GMT) along with its Dragon capsule loaded with 1,000lbs of space station provisions. But with just seconds before the rocket took to the skies, apparent technical problems left it rooted to the launch pad, with lift-off subsequently abandoned for another three days.
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Launch delayed after 'computer problems' on board commercial rocket
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Trip is first time private firm have sent flight to International Space Station
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Launch of $133m flight now delayed until Tuesday

Question: If all goes well though on the next launch, Falcon 9 will carry the @placeholder into space and match orbits with the ISS.


(CNN) -- NATO foreign ministers have approved Turkey's request for Patriot missiles to defend its borders, a statement of "solidarity" with its fellow alliance member. "Today NATO agreed to augment Turkey's air defense by deploying Patriot missiles to Turkey. Turkey has asked for NATO's support and we stand with Turkey in the spirit of strong solidarity," said NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen. "To Turkish people we say, we are determined to defend you and your territory. To anyone who would want to attack Turkey, we say, don't even think about it. " The move is in response to the spilling over of the Syrian civil war into Turkey, where errant Syrian artillery shells struck the border town of Akcakale and killed five Turkish civilians in October.
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155 Syrians are dead Tuesday, including 30 in a shelling at a school, the LCC says
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Syrian forces are mixing chemical warfare agents, a U.S. official says
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The Syrian Foreign Ministry denies plans to use such weapons

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Actor Samuel L. Jackson, who worked as a camera stand-in for Bill Cosby for three years in the 1980s, is the latest celebrity to weigh-in on the sexual assault scandal that continues to engulf the comedian. The Pulp Fiction star said on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live on Thursday: 'I wish he would say something.' 'Popular opinion would say, ''Where there’s smoke, there’s fire'',' Jackson said, according to philly.com. 'But, I mean, I can’t make a judgment about it. 'I mean, I make my judgments because I have a daughter, I have a wife that I love. 'I have a lot of women in my life, and I know, you know, women are vulnerable to society.
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Jackson appeared on  Watch What Happens Live on Thursday
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He worked as a stand-in for Cosby for three years in the 1980s
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'People with power take advantage of people,' he said on the show
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Cosby has been accused of sexually assaulting over 30 women
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He has never directly addressed the accusations; lawyers deny the claims
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Earlier in the week he thanked Eddie Murphy for not mocking him on SNL
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Last week, two former models became the latest to accuse Cosby of drugging them
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Former models Linda Brown and Lisa-Lotte Lublin have come forward accusing Cosby of drugging them
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Both women are represented by Gloria Allred, whose client list includes seven other Cosby accusers

Question: @placeholder recalled that Cosby showed her pictures of his family over dinner, and then offered to give her a ride home in his limousine.

Question: According to @placeholder, Cosby handed her a beverage and left the room to make a phone call.


(CNN) -- Move aside oom-pah bands. The new Germany has no space for your lederhosen-clad image. And forget that dark German music scene promulgated by metal industrial bands like Rammstein. Here comes Madsen, a four-piece indie rock band with heart and high-energy live shows. They are one of the most popular new bands in Germany, with several top 10 hits. Madsen is made up of brothers Sebastian, Johannes and Sascha Madsen and their friend Nico Maurer. They are touring the United States to promote the German language and their audience is mostly high school and college students like 10th grader Maya Dudley of Chamblee, Georgia. She saw the band in Athens on a field trip with her German class.
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German rock band Madsen is touring the States
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The group is helping promote the German language
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The German government is sponsoring the band's tour

Question: "Mad about @placeholder -- Mad about Madsen" is the tag line for the U.S. tour.


By Pete Jenson Follow @@petejenson Luis Suarez is working around the clock to make it back in time to face England says Uruguay club doctor Alberto Pan. But former Manchester United striker Diego Forlan says he is in perfect shape to stand in if necessary. 'Everything is on course, exactly as we anticipated,' said Pan. Fighting fit: Luis Suarez is making good progress to be ready to face England, says Uruguay doctor Alberto Pan Injury: Suarez (centre) had an operation on his knee but has been included in Uruguay's World Cup squad 'He is doing muscle strengthening exercises and feeling no pain.'
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Uruguay's doctor says 'everything is on course' for Suarez to be fit
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Doctor Alberto Pan believes Suarez was not deliberately injured in England
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Forlan says his time in Japan has helped him prepare for Brazil 2014
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Question: 'The injury did not necessarily start in England but he did get a knock just before he came to @placeholder,' he said.


Five men who smashed an American student's eye socket with a bottle he was drinking from 'because he was obviously not local' are facing jail today. Francesco Hounye, 23, had been in Britain just three days when he was attacked by the gang who kicked him in the head as he lay wounded on the ground, Snaresbrook Crown Court heard. He was set upon in an area where a 'Muslim patrol' attempting to enforce Sharia law in east London had previously been caught on camera. But police have stressed that there was no evidence to suggest this attack was a hate crime or motivated by religion in any way.
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Student Francesco Hounye, 23, was attacked by a gang in east London
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He needed 23 stitches after they smashed a bottle over his eye socket
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Five men are facing jail today after admitting causing grievous bodily harm
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Reports in the US suggested the assailants were on a 'Muslim Patrol'
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TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) -- Iran's controversial president defended his government's relationship with the country's supreme leader on Friday, disputing charges of a political rift. Iranian government said Ahmadinejad won two-thirds of the vote in the June 12 vote. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, speaking to a gathering in Mashad in northern Iran, rejected claims by people who have attempted to cast the relationship between his government and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei "as tainted," according to Iran's Islamic Republic News Agency. "They are ignorant of the fact that our relationship with the respected leader is far above the framework of politics and administration and is based on love and faith, and resembles the relationship between father and son," Ahmadinejad said.
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Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad denies rift with supreme leader
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Ahmadinejad says opponents are "ignorant" about their relationship
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He is scheduled to be inaugurated Wednesday before the nation's parliament

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(CNN) -- It is perhaps the most iconic sports photograph ever taken. Captured at the medal ceremony for the men's 200 meters at the 1968 Mexico Olympics, U.S. sprinter Tommie Smith stands defiantly, head bowed, his black-gloved fist thrust into the thin air. Behind him fellow American John Carlos joins with his own Black Power salute, an act of defiance aimed at highlighting the segregation and racism burning back in their homeland. It was an act that scandalized the Olympics. Smith and Carlos were sent home in disgrace and banned from the Olympics for life. But they were treated as returning heroes by the black community for sacrificing their personal glory for the cause. History, too, has been kind to them.
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At Mexico 1968, Australian sprinter Peter Norman won silver in the 200 meters
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He was the third man on the podium during the infamous Black Power salute
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Norman was shunned on his return to Australia for joining the protest
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A film sheds new light on his role in one of sport's most iconic moments

Question: @placeholder was expected to win easily ("You wouldn't be able to catch him on a motorbike," was Norman's assessment) but the speculation centered on what political gesture the American athletes might make on the podium.

Question: Smith was expected to win easily ("You wouldn't be able to catch him on a motorbike," was Norman's assessment) but the speculation centered on what political gesture the @placeholder athletes might make on the podium.

Question: "I had known they had gone through with their plans when a voice in the crowd sang the @placeholder anthem but then faded to nothing.


(CNN) -- RICHARD QUEST SAYS: As I headed down the mountainside after the World Economic Forum, it became clear: The theme, "Reshaping the World," should be attached to the event itself. I have already tweeted my personal conclusion to the forum: A missed opportunity to start a dialogue on real change. It had an overloaded agenda and too many corporate executives with no idea what they were supposed to be doing besides seeing clients and drumming up business. I don't mean there should be fewer participants. WEF constantly reminds me the number is steady, at around 2,500. But there are now so many advisers, spokesmen and assistants who attend, that 2,500 is multiplied many times. Access is more difficult, honesty becomes harder. To quote the musical Mary Poppins, it's "a ghastly mess."
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CNN's Richard Quest, John Defterios and Nina dos Santos give their views on Davos
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Quest argues it needs to change and "reshape itself" before it tackles the world
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Dos Santos argues Davos revealed significant inequality -- in its many different forms
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Defterios says the star guest was Iran's Rouhani, as judged by how he stopped the room

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(CNN) -- When most Americans think about heroic efforts that save lives and keep communities safe from gun violence, I suspect they picture someone with a badge, gun or bullet-proof vest who, with similarly equipped colleagues, busts down doors in pursuit of criminal thugs. I salute the fine officers who arrest violent criminals, but there is another kind of hero dedicated to preventing homicides and shootings. CNN Heroes called attention to him, and others like him, in a recent article. In part, it recounted the story of Tard Carter, 34, of Baltimore, who is a convicted felon turned outreach worker. Carter goes into the most violent neighborhoods in Baltimore to keep people with histories of gang involvement, criminality and violence from shooting at each other.
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Tard Carter is Baltimore outreach worker who helps settle street disputes
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Daniel Webster says programs like "Safe Streets" are effective in cutting gun violence
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Webster: Recent federal cuts will hurt programs' ability to curb street violence

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CLICK HERE to read Pete Jenson's full match report Cristiano Ronaldo suffered a very public meltdown after lashing out THREE times before being sent off during Real Madrid's 2-1 victory over Cordoba. The Portuguese superstar had endured a miserable afternoon - that included being overshadowed by former Manchester United misfit Bebe - before he let his frustration get the better of him late in the game. In an astonishing sequence of events, Ronaldo was initially unfortunate not to be sent off after taking a full-blooded swing at Jose Angel Crespo, which fortunately for the Cordoba defender was as accurate as the Real striker's shooting during the game.
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Cristiano Ronaldo was sent off for kicking out at Edimar Fraga during Real Madrid's 2-1 defeat of Cordoba
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Gareth Bale scored a late penalty to give Los Blancos victory in the absence of Ronaldo

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Mugello (CNN) -- Fernando Alonso's reign as the undisputed No. 1 driver at Ferrari is over, according to Ferrari chairman Luca di Montemolo. The double world champion will be partnered at the Italian team in 2014 by Kimi Raikkonen, the Finn who won the last of Ferrari's 15 world championships in 2007. "I don't like No. 1, No. 2," Di Montezemolo told CNN ahead of this weekend's season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix. "No. 1 is the timing, No.1 and No.2 depends on the timing." Di Montezemolo praised Alonso's skill -- the Spaniard was the drivers' champion in 2005 and 2006 -- by giving the 32-year-old a "good eight out of 10" mark for a 2013 season which has seen him struggle to keep pace with Red Bull's runaway world champion Sebastian Vettel.
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Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo says there will be no No. 1 driver at Ferrari
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Di Montezemolo awarded Alonso a "good eight out of 10" rating for the 2013 season
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This season comes to an end with the Brazilian Grand Prix this weekend

Question: "@placeholder knows that he drives to win for himself, but also for Ferrari.


HONOLULU, Hawaii (CNN) -- Battered by the current economic recession, Hawaii's economy could get a strong boost from two key sporting events. The Pro Bowl this year was played at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu. It will return there in 2011. The National Football League's Pro Bowl Game will return to Honolulu in 2011 -- an event that is expected to bring millions of dollars in revenue. Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann is also hoping to lure the 31st Summer Olympic Games -- but not to his city. He's actively supporting Chicago's bid to host the 2016 Games. "How does that play out for Hawaii? Well, obviously if we get the Olympics -- that is (the) USA -- we benefit from a Discover America campaign that we'd like to see with visitors coming prior to Chicago to Hawaii or after, and visiting other parts of our country," the mayor said.
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NFL's Pro Bowl will return to Hawaii in 2011
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Mayor hopes Chicago gets the Olympics -- and that attendees stop off in Hawaii
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One writer questions the cost of hosting the Pro Bowl

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(CNN) -- World champion Thor Hushovd continued his superb Tour de France by powering to victory in Friday's 152.5km 13th stage of the race from Pau to Lourdes. Norwegian Hushovd, who wore the leader's yellow jersey for seven days earlier in the race, was one of 10 riders who broke clear of the peloton after 57km, as the overall leaders kept their powder dry ahead of Saturday's tough stage in the mountains. Frenchman Jeremy Roy, who made a brave bid to win Thursday's stage before being caught on the final climb up to Luz-Ardiden, was also in the breakaway group, and he tried the same tactic again when he made another bold bid for success on the day's big climb -- the Col d'Aubsique.
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Norway's Thor Hushovd claims victory in the 13th stage of the Tour de France
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There is no change in the overall classification with Thomas Voeckler in yellow

Question: To win solo like that wearing the rainbow jersey is something else," @placeholder told reporters.

Question: A disconsolate @placeholder, who did collect the climber's polka dot jersey as a consolation after once again going close to claiming his first-ever stage victory, said: "It's too hard to take.


The Pennsylvania woman who stabbed her former-basketball-star husband to death in his sleep is on trial and her attorney claims she is insane. On Feb. 10, 2013, Maria Garcia-Pellon, 54, stabbed her husband of 25 years, Matthew White, with a kitchen knife as he slept. Garcia-Pellon has been charged with first- and third-degree murder as well as possession of an instrument of crime, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Insanity: Maria Garcia-Pellon, 54, admitted to stabbing her husband, former basketball star, Matthew White in the neck while he slept and now her defense attorney is claiming she is insane Claims: Between 2001 and 2013, Garcia-Pellon has claimed that terrorists and the mafia were targeting her, the government was spying on her, and the Chinese hacked her phone and internet and were controlling everything
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Maria Garcia-Pellon, 54, admitted to stabbing her husband, former basketball star, Matthew White
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White was stabbed in the neck while he slept
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Garcia-Pellon's defense attorney claims she is insane
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Garcia-Pellon has claimed to her friends and family that the Chinese, the mafia, the government, and terrorists were targeting her and her children
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Since 2001, Garcia-Pellon has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, paranoia, and schizoaffective disorder

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(CNN) -- A house fire on the Fourth of July in Pennsylvania has claimed a 7th victim. A 2-year-old, Cordail Kuhns, was pronounced dead at 4 p.m. on Saturday, according to a spokesman for Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Chester, Pennsylvania. Spokesman Grant Gegwich was unable to release details on the cause of death. On Thursday morning, David Kuhns and his sons Shawn, 6, and Skylar, 8, died along with James Moore, who owned the three-story home where 14 people lived, said Capt. Fred Lenhart of the Lancaster City Fire Department. David Kuhns' wife, Crystal Kuhns, and their daughter, Mickey, died later while being treated at the burn unit at the medical center outside Philadelphia, according to Gegwich.
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Death of 2-year-old brings toll to 7 in Fourth of July fire
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Six members of one family died, as well as the owner of the house
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Fourteen people lived in the three-story home, fire official says

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 11:18 EST, 27 January 2014 | UPDATED: 14:02 EST, 27 January 2014 David Cameron has spared the blushes of Francois Hollande after agreeing an Anglo-French summit this week will not include spouses. While Samantha Cameron is often seen at the Prime Minister’s side, Mr Hollande is without a First Lady after revelations he was having an affair with actress Julie Gayet. As the French President’s former First Lady Valerie Trierweiler conducted a high profile tour of India, Downing Street insisted partners are not invited to Friday’s event. Awkward: Downing Street insisted there would be no role for spouses when David Cameron hosts French President Francois Hollande for a summit this week
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No.10 says Friday's talks at RAF Brize Norton will not involve partners
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Summit with senior ministers expected to cover energy and defence policy
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Hollande's former First Lady Valerie Trierweiler is on a tour of India
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She was 'fired' after it emerged he was having an affair with an actress

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PUBLISHED: 02:15 EST, 4 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:10 EST, 4 December 2012 An extensive study of the brains of dead NFL and CFL players showed that the majority of them had signs of brain damage after suffering repeated head injuries. The study, carried out by the Boston University School of Medicine, posthumously tested the brains of 50 footballers, 33 of whom played in the NFL. It found a link between head injuries suffered in the heavy-impact sport and degenerative brain disease. Brain study: Dr Ann McKee, professor of Neurology and Pathology of Boston University School of Medicine, inspects a brain in the Bedford Veteran Medical Center
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Dozens of athletes had donated their brains to be studied by Boston University School of Medicine
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Thirty-three of 50 subjects showing signs of CTE had played in the NFL
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New interest in brain injury effects after murder suicide involving Kansas City Chiefs player Javon Belcher

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There are many different ways to drown your sorrows after not being selected to represent your nation at a home World Cup. But Liverpool pair Phillippe Coutinho and Lucas Leiva and Man Utd's Rafael have decided to face their disappointment head on, rather than wasting time sulking, and plunge straight into Brazil's party season instead.VIDEO Scroll down for 'Coutinho humiliates defenders while playing for Vasco da Gama' Dress up: Liverpool's Phillipped Coutinho (left) and Man Utd's Rafael attend a fancy dress party in Brazil Liverpool's Lucas Leiva (left) dressed up as a clown for the occasion Party time: Coutinho, his wife Aine (left) and Lucas Leiva (second left) ready for a night on the tiles in Porto Alegre
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Coutinho, Lucas Leiva and Rafael were left out of Brazil's World Cup squad
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Scolari opted for likes of Paulinho and Willian as attacking midfield options
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Dani Alves is Brazil's first choice right-back with Maicon in reserve

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By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 03:28 EST, 27 April 2012 | UPDATED: 06:24 EST, 28 April 2012 A bus driver who bludgeoned a young British student to death in Poland last year has begged for leniency because he 'had a wife and family to care for'. The battered body of Kate Zaks, 21, an art student at the University of Kent, was found lying in a mud-filled ditch close to a railway track in a remote suburb of Krakow last July. A post mortem revealed she had drowned after being struck over the head several times with a hard object.
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Kate Zaks had gone to Krakow as part of her course
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The University of Kent student was found in a ditch
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Polish police arrested suspect, 45, within days

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By James  Nye Samsung and David Ortiz appear to have duped President Obama into participating in their latest questionable promotional stunt. The supposedly spontaneous selfie the Red Sox hitter snapped with a smiling Obama on the White House lawn on Tuesday was in fact sponsored by the South Korean tech-giant as part of a new commercial relationship between the two. What had initially seemed a genuine part of the 2013 World Series winner's celebrations was confirmed to be an advertising campaign that brought a curt response from Jay Carney, the White House spokesman and himself a diehard Red Sox fan.
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'Spontaneous' Selfie of Red Sox hitter David Ortiz and President Obama re-tweeted tens of thousands of times via Twitter
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Revealed to be part of carefully coordinated social media campaign organized by Samsung and player
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Samsung admitted that they had planned out Ortiz's photo-ops at the White House beforehand
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David Ortiz and Samsung signed a commercial sponsorship deal on Monday
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White House said that President Obama was not aware he was taking part in an advertising campaign
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Ellen DeGeneres' famous A-list Oscar selfie was part of a Samsung online promotion

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BT Sport have announced that they will be showing Bradford's FA Cup quarter-final clash against Reading for free after the BBC snubbed the League One club for a second time. The last-eight tie will be played on Saturday March 7 and will be available for everyone to watch on btsport.com and on the Sky TV platform. The BBC again rejected the opportunity to show Bradford live on TV despite coming in for criticism after they did not air the Bantams giant killing over Premier League opposition Sunderland. Billy Clarke (centre) fires Bradford ahead against Sunderland as they set up FA Cup quarter-final
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Bradford City take on Reading in the last eight of the FA Cup on March 7
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BT Sport will show the game for free on their website and Sky TV platform
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The BBC rejected the chance to show Bradford's quarter-final tie
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BBC were criticised for not airing club's fifth round win over Sunderland

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:24 EST, 25 October 2013 | UPDATED: 14:14 EST, 25 October 2013 The daughter of a man who is awaiting trial for the death of his son says she has no doubts that he is also responsible for the death of her mother as well. Karl Karlsen, 52, is in a jail cell in Romulus, New York facing charges of second-degree murder and insurance fraud in the death of his Levi Karlsen. His daughter, Erin Deroche, has spoken out for  the first time, telling ABC News that she has no doubts that her father is guilty of killing bother her brother and their mom as well.
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Karl Karlsen, 52, of Romlus, New York, received huge life insurance payouts after deaths of his son and first wife
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Daughter believes that he likely killed her mother as well in the early 90s
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New wife Cindy feared for her life when he took out a $1.2m policy on her and secretly recorded him
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Trial begins in a couple of weeks

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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor A haggard-looking Bridget Kelly, the former Chris Christie deputy chief of staff whose emails and text messages launched the 'Bridgegate' scandal, appeared in a New Jersey courtroom as her lawyers sparred with prosecutors over whether she can use the Fifth Amendment to block document subpoenas. Kelly arrived at the courthouse for her first public appearance since the national fascination with her part in the scandal began, appearing none too pleased to be there but resigned to her personal stake in the rulings that will likely determine her legal future. Gurn and bear it: New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's former deputy chief of staff Bridget Anne Kelly faced a crush of media as she arrived at Mercer County Court in Trenton, New Jersey
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Bridget Kelly and Bill Stepien are defying Democrats on a state legislative committee, refusing to turn over documents that might incriminate them
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Lawyers battled on Tuesday over whether a handful of emails pointed to the existence of many others
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Reid Schar, a prosecutor famous for putting corrupt Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich in prison, insisted that he wasn't on a 'fishing expedition'
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A judge could quash the committee's subpoenas, denying investigators access to emails, text messages and phone records
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Gov. Chris Christie fired Kelly and muscled Stepien out of state Republican politics in January, insisting he never knew of a scheme to use traffic lane closures to punish a Democratic mayor who didn't endorse his re-election

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(CNN) -- Hillary Clinton had a good week. She seemed to be energized on a surprise appearance on Barbara Walters' final episode of "The View." "Why don't you take my place on the show?" Walters joked. She gave a spirited speech at the annual conference of the New America Foundation, insisting on the need to diminish economic inequality and to revive the American dream that hard work should produce economic mobility. "It's at the heart of what I believe is the basic bargain of America: No matter who you are or where you come from if you work hard and play by the rules, you will have the opportunity to build a good life for yourself and your family."
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Hillary Clinton continues to attract big attention even though she hasn't become a candidate
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Julian Zelizer says comments from Rove and an article by Lewinsky may help Clinton
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He says these incidents remind people of Hillary Clinton's resilience during the 1990s
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Zelizer: GOP comes across as the investigative party, and empathy goes to Clinton's benefit

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By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 07:24 EST, 6 September 2013 | UPDATED: 18:33 EST, 6 September 2013 Elegantly dressed, dripping with jewels and stunningly beautiful, India's pantheon of goddesses holds a special place in the heart of the country's Hindu majority. But one ad agency has turned the concept upside down by unveiling a hard-hitting campaign that depicts Lakshmi, Durga and Saraswati as the victims of domestic abuse. Described by commentators, including the team at Scoopwhoop.com, as something that 'needs to be taken more seriously', the shocking images are intended to highlight the plight of India's most vulnerable women, including victims of human trafficking.
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Among the deities is Durga, goddess of good triumphing over evil

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By Associated  Press Reporter Donald Sterling has lost his bid to halt the sale of his basketball team the Los Angeles Clippers. In a preliminary ruling today in an LA court, Judge Michael Levanas ruled that his wife Shelly Sterling has full control of the family trust that owns the team - paving the way for a $2 billion sale to ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. In court, the judge said that 'Shelly clearly had the authoritiy to transfer the shares' of the team and dismissed the claims of her disgraced husband who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and therefore unable to manage his affairs.
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Donald Sterling has failed to stop the record $2 billion sale of the Los Angeles Clippers
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Judge Michael Levanas said the deal, brokered by Sterling's estranged wife, Shelly Sterling can go ahead
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The team will be sold to former Microsoft Corp chief executive Steve Ballmer
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Bitter Donald Sterling is suing the NBA, league Commissioner Adam Silver and his wife, claiming the team was illegally taken from him

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By Daniel Martin PUBLISHED: 09:45 EST, 11 October 2013 | UPDATED: 09:54 EST, 11 October 2013 Hard-left union leader Len McCluskey has praised Ed Miliband as Labour’s best leader since Michael Foot. The Unite chief used a speech to hail him as the most radical leader since 1983, the year of Labour’s ‘longest suicide note in history’ manifesto and worst election result since the War. And he gloated over the fact that under Mr Miliband, New Labour and the centre-left policies pioneered by triple election-winning Tony Blair had been abandoned. Comparison: Unite boss Len McCluskey praised Ed Miliband (left) as Labour’s best leader since Michael Foot
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Unite leader used a speech to hail Miliband as best leader for 30 years
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Declares that New Labour is no more as party lurches to the left
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Foot was responsible for 'longest suicide note in history' manifesto

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McLaren have been given a boost after Formula One's governing body tweaked the rules to allow Honda, the team's new partner, to develop their engine this season in line with rival manufacturers. The Japanese company, who have replaced Mercedes at McLaren, are returning to Formula One as the sport's fourth engine supplier. Mercedes, Renault and Ferrari are allowed to introduce limited upgrades during the season but Honda, as a new entrant, had been told to present their engine for approval on February 28 with no further development permitted. McLaren have reunited with Honda for the 2015 Formula One season Honda met International Automobile Federation officials last Monday to present their view that the situation was unfair.
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McLaren have teamed up with Honda for the 2015 Formula One season
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As a new engine Honda had been told they would not be permitted to make upgrades during the season
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The parents of two teenage girls struck by a car, which killed one of them and seriously injured the other, have expressed sympathy for the teacher who was driving. Kalie Gill, 15, and her sister Lindsey, 12, were at a church festival in Yonkers, New York, on Friday night when Roseanne Piccirilli lost control of her Jeep. As they maintain a vigil by the hospital bed of Lindsey, who has not yet been told her big sister is dead, the Gill family have said they have no animosity to Mrs Piccirilli. Scroll down for video Family tragedy: Sisters Lindsey and Kalie Gill were hit by a car at a carnival, which killed Kalie
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55-year-old woman plowed into American-Irish sisters in her Jeep
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Seriously injured 12-year-old has not been told her older sibling died in tragic collision

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St. Paul, Minnesota (CNN) -- When Max Adrien first heard that a massive earthquake had leveled Port-au-Prince, Haiti, it hit close to home. His brother lives in Haiti, and thankfully survived the January 12 disaster unharmed. Adrien's first instinct was to help his home country. "I said to myself, 'I need to go to Haiti.'" After speaking to his brother, he realized that he would need a skill that was in immediate demand. Otherwise he would just be in the way of other relief efforts. So he came up with a unique idea. "I decided to give Haiti what I have, which is teaching," said Adrien, who is a French professor at Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota. "I don't think I can give Haiti a better gift."
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Max Adrien, originally from Haiti, wanted to help after the January 12 earthquake
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Adrien teaches French at Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota
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Adrien says even a few Creole phrases would bring joy to most Haitians

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By Nick Pisa and Sarah Gordon UPDATED: 13:48 EST, 29 February 2012 Passengers on board the stricken Costa Allegra will not make landfall until at least Thursday, more than 72 hours after the ship first lost power in the Indian Ocean. The 1,049 passengers and crew have been forced to stay up on the deck of the ship to keep cool after a fire in the engine room, left the vessel without power, lights and air-conditioning. Fresh food is said to have run out and is being airlifted in by helicopters as a French fishing trawler, called Trevignon, tows Allegra from the pirate-infested waters to safety.
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Italian prosecutors begin investigation into engine-room fire

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A young deaf woman was refused a job interview at a Darwin catering company after a staff member turned her away because she couldn't 'speak English'. Miranda Reardon has now lodged a formal complaint with the Northern Territory Anti-Discrimination Commission after she felt disappointed with the way she was treated. When she arrived at the office, she met with an interviewer named 'Angela' but was knocked back when Ms Reardon asked if she could write down what she was saying. The 20-year-old told Daily Mail Australia that the company had invited her to an interview after receiving her CV but when she got there, she didn't get a chance to be interviewed.
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Miranda Reardon was refused a job interview at a Darwin catering company because she couldn't 'speak English'
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The 20-year-old has now lodged a formal complaint with the Anti-Discrimination Commission after the way she was treated
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Ms Reardon said that when hiring people, their abilities should be looked at, not their disability
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She said that she has over a year of experiences working in a fast paced kitchen, hospitality and food handling

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By Adam Crafton Follow @@AdamCrafton_ Phil Neville has described David Moyes traumatic reign as Manchester United manager as an 'absolute disaster'. Neville, a graduate of the lauded Class of '92, was hired by Moyes as his first-team coach last summer and he witnessed the disintegration unfold before his very eyes. United slumped to the club's worst finish in 24 years, ending the season in 7th place in the Barclays Premier League table amid a chorus of disapproval from the Old Trafford crowd. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Phil Neville get some stick from cheeky Manchester City fan Hard year: Phil Neville said last season was a disaster for Manchester United under David Moyes
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Neville was hired by the former Everton boss last summer
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United had a fall from grace with champions finishing 7th last season
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Neville says the Reds players look 'like they're ready to win the league'

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Meg Whitman, California's Republican nominee for governor, denied Thursday ever seeing a letter from the federal government questioning her former housekeeper's Social Security number. Whitman said she would be willing to take a polygraph test, to prove that she was "really stunned" to learn just last year that Nicky Diaz Santillan was an undocumented worker. Lawyer Gloria Allred, who represents Santillan, on Thursday released a copy of a 2003 letter from the Social Security Administration that she called "the smoking gun or smoking document" to prove Whitman knew her housekeeper was working illegally in the United States.
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NEW: Former housekeeper says note on the letter was Whitman's husband's handwriting
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Meg Whitman denies she or her husband ever saw the federal letter
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The California GOP nominee for governor calls it a "political smear"

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Two men are  halfway up what has been called the hardest rock climb in the world - a free climb up a half-mile section of exposed granite in California's Yosemite National Park. Tommy Caldwell, 36, of Estes Park, Colorado, and Keven Jorgeson, 30, of Santa Rosa, California, have been scaling their way up the face of the 3,000 feet granite monolith of El Capitan in Yosemite using only their hands and feet. Most ascents up the imposing rock face use an approach known as aid climbing, where ropes and metal pins are used to assist the climbers. Don't look down: Jorgeson calculates his next move up the mountain in this photo posted on Instagram on Sunday
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Climbers Kevin Jorgeson, 30, and Tommy Caldwell, 36, are making their way up El Capitan - the largest monolith of granite in the world - in a single push without pulling on any  equipment to aid their ascent
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Many have climbed El Capitan before, but if successful, the pair would be the first to 'free climb' a route known as the Dawn Wall in what is considered to be the most difficult multipitch climb in the world
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Caldwell is doing the climb despite cutting off much of the index finger of his left hand in a DIY accident with a saw
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Razor sharp holds on the rock have taken their toll on the pair and they are now climbing with their fingertips taped
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Jorgeson and Caldwell hope to reach the summit of El Capitan as by Friday or Saturday to end a six year project

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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 17:29 EST, 20 February 2014 | UPDATED: 17:40 EST, 20 February 2014 Hillary Clinton won't be America's next president, says Minnesota Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann, because many U.S. voters 'aren’t ready' for a female president and don't hunger to break new ground the way they did with Barack Obama 'I think there was a cachet about having an African-American president because of [civil rights] guilt,' the outspoken conservative told Tribune Media Services columnist Cal Thomas, in a piece that first ran February 18. 'People don’t hold guilt for a woman,' she said, and even as Americans elect women at every other level of government, 'I don't think there is a pent-up desire' to call someone 'Madam President.'
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There's no 'pent-up desire' for someone to call Madame President, says the Minnesota conservative firebrand
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After running for president in 2012, Bachmann now says the U.S. isn't 'ready' for a female chief executive
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She says President Obama leveraged historical 'guilt' over civil-rights abuses in order to get elected
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Bachmann, the only GOP woman in the 2012 race, flamed out after news reports exposed the severe migraines that kept her out of action for days

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:07 EST, 3 May 2013 | UPDATED: 23:24 EST, 3 May 2013 Kobe Bryant is in a court battle to try to keep his mother from auctioning off personal mementos worth upwards of $1.5 million from his high school days in Pennsylvania and his early years with the Los Angeles Lakers. A New Jersey auction house filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Camden on Thursday for the right to sell the items after the NBA star's lawyers wrote the firm telling it to cancel a planned June auction. According to court filings, Pamela Bryant struck a deal with Goldin Auctions in Berlin and received $450,000 up front which she intended to use for a new home in Nevada.
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Court documents: Pamela Bryant struck deal in January with Goldin Auctions and received $450,000 up front toward a new house
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Memorabilia includes high school clothing, gear, trophies and rings

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