(EW) -- After four years off of the silver screen, James Bond made his triumphant return this weekend in "Skyfall" — and the British spy's appeal was bigger than ever. The action thriller grossed a truly massive $87.8 million in its first three days (and an additional $2.2 million during Thursday night previews), making its debut the very best in the Bond series' 23-film history — by a huge margin. "Skyfall" shattered the previous opening weekend record for a Bond film, which was set in 2008 when "Quantum of Solace" bowed with $67.5 million. With the lucrative Thanksgiving holiday on the horizon and a straight "A" CinemaScore grade, it's likely that "Skyfall" will also become the first Bond movie to ever pass the $200 million mark at the domestic box office. (Of course, this is not accounting for inflation.)
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"Skyfall" grossed $87.8 million in its first three days
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That total makes its debut the very best in the Bond series
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"Skyfall" also had the seventh-best November opening weekend of all time
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Global box office buzz and the Bond 50th anniversary helped the film perform

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(CNN) -- When it comes to negotiating with the Taliban, it's always one step forward, two steps back. Despite several serious rounds of violence this week, including the assassination of a top peace negotiator, the United States will continue to try to negotiate with the Taliban, experts say. Afghanistan has been violent for a long time, they argue. This week just brought more of the same. "[The United States] has been fighting for nearly 11 years, and we've already said we're not leaving until 2014," said C. Christine Fair, a Georgetown University Center for Peace and Security Studies professor who has worked in and studied the region for years.
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A man thought to be able to bring Taliban to the negotiating table was killed this week
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Observers say his death, and killings of NATO soldiers, won't derail peace process
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The U.S. has said it's negotiating with the Taliban to bring peace to Afghanistan

Question: "If the @placeholder chooses to hold back and continue giving control to Afghan soldiers, as it appears to be doing, I see this [positively].


(CNN) -- Chris Brown must return to California the same way he got to Washington, D.C. -- in chains on the grueling "Con Air" inmate transport system. A Los Angeles judge refused a request to free the singer from custody on Wednesday so he could make his own way back from Washington. Brown, 24, was taken to Washington by U.S. marshals this month for trial on an assault charge, but that has been put on hold until the appeal of his bodyguard's conviction is completed. Brown has been on probation since 2009 when he pleaded guilty to a felony assault charge in the beating of his then-girlfriend Rihanna Fenty.
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"It's a little over the top to have him in custody on this misdemeanor," lawyer says
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The assault trial is delayed until appeal from Brown bodyguard is done

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By Daily Mail Reporter A Michigan jail inmate just a month away from release faces even more time behind bars after his girlfriend was caught trying to smuggle heroin to him in a Folgers coffee can. Christopher Obermiller, who was doing time for having sex with a 14-year-old girl, claims he never asked girlfriend Tara Shupback to bring him smack, only coffee. She did it to 'screw him' after he began exchanging letters with another woman, he told police. 'She probably thought I needed heroin because she knew I used to be a heroin addict,' said Obermiller, 24, according to court documents.
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Chistopher Obermiller, 22, says he only asked Tara Shupback for coffee, but she framed him out of jealously
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Shupback wanted payback after he began exchanging letters with another woman, he claims
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He was due to be released next month after a probation violation on a felony charge for having sex with a 14-year-old girl he met online

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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 14:15 EST, 1 October 2013 | UPDATED: 17:16 EST, 1 October 2013 Hall of Fame basketball player Michael Jordan doesn’t think much of LeBron James. In a video promoting the ‘NBA 2K14’ video game, the Hall of Famer said that he could beat King James in a game of one-on-one when he was in his prime, but thinks Kobe Bryant might prove to be a worthy opponent. ‘I don't think I would lose,’ said the six-time champion, ‘other than to Kobe Bryant, because he steals all of my moves.’ SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO
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Micheal Jordan made the comments in a video promoting the 'NBA 2K14' video game
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LeBron James is on the cover of the game this year for the first time

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Craig Gordon insists it’s wrong to bill Sunday’s Old Firm game as the most mismatched of all time - and claims Celtic’s chances of reaching the League Cup Final are no more than 50/50. The Scottish champions moved three points clear of Aberdeen at the top of the Premiership with a 1-0 victory over Ross County in Dingwall on Saturday, while Rangers, whose caretaker boss Kenny McDowall last week handed in his notice, remain mired in a boardroom crisis and trail Championship leaders Hearts by 13 points. Parkhead striker Anthony Stokes has admitted some fans won’t be satisfied unless Ronny Deila’s men rack up four or five goals against their beleaguered rivals at Hampden.
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Rangers and Celtic will play each other in the League Cup on Sunday
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There have been suggestions Celtic should win comfortably
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Celtic are currently three points clear at the top of the Premiership

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(CNN) -- It has appeared repeatedly on Venezuelan state television, government ads, and the even the president's Twitter account. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has a new populist slogan. Chavez, who recently admitted he is battling cancer, is no longer using the slogan that defined his first decade in power: "patria, socialismo o muerte" (motherland, socialism, or death). He has now changed it for one that is markedly more optimistic. Since he returned from Cuba earlier this month after undergoing cancer treatment that included a surgery, Chavez has been using the slogan "viviremos y venceremos" -- we will live and we will come out victorious.
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Hugo Chavez is using a new slogan that focuses on life
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He appears to have stopped using a slogan that referred to death
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He recently admitted he is battling cancer

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By Associated  Press Reporter and James  Nye Early on Sunday morning, Ommy Irizarry posted a message on Facebook to mark his ninth wedding anniversary. 'I am very happy and can't wait to see what the next 100 have in store for us,' he wrote, and tagged his wife, Rebecca, in the post. But hours later, Irizarry, 36 was killed during a freak plane crash on a Florida Gulf Coast beach near Sarasota, where they were celebrating their anniversary. The couple's daughter, 9-year-old Oceana, was critically injured. Wedding anniversary: Ommy Irizarry posted a loving tribute to his wife, Rebecca, (both pictured) on Sunday morning before he was killed when a plane crash landed on Florida beach later that afternoon
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Ommy Irizarry, 36, was vacationing in Florida with his wife and three children to celebrate his ninth wedding anniversary
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Was killed and his nine-year-old daughter, Oceana, was critically injured when a plane crash landed on Caspersen Beach on Sunday afternoon
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That morning he posted a heartbreaking tribute to his wife, Rebecca and one from his children written in the sand
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Plane piloted by Karl Kokomoor, 57, issued a mayday after it experienced difficulties mid-flight

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By Simon Murphy PUBLISHED: 20:04 EST, 15 June 2013 | UPDATED: 03:24 EST, 17 June 2013 Watching Blue Peter after school was a rite of passage for generations of children who dreamed of being awarded one of the show's iconic badges. But now the days of learning to make toys and games using ‘sticky-back plastic’ and toilet rolls appear to be on the way out. The numbers watching the show have fallen by two-thirds since it was relegated from BBC1 to the Corporation’s’ dedicated children’s channel CBBC last year. Hugely popular: John Noakes, Valerie Singleton and Peter Purves in the early 1970s
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Show was once watched by eight million - now averages just 100,000
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Decision to drop it from BBC sparked controversy at the time
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Today is 50th anniversary of famous badge
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Former presenter Valerie Singleton admits it could be time for it to end

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(CNN) -- Eight weeks after the terrorist attacks on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans, it is encouraging that Congress is finally serious about examining the events surrounding that day. As the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Rep. Mike Rogers, said on "Meet the Press" recently, this was not an intelligence failure. But failures clearly happened elsewhere, particularly in the State Department. State Department documents revealed that slain Ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens and others had warned several times of "growing problems with security" and violence in eastern Libya, where Benghazi is located, after the fall of Moammar Gadhafi and after the Transitional National Council moved its governing headquarters from Benghazi to Tripoli in September 2011. Stevens' predecessor Ambassador Gene Cretz had also sent cables to the State Department warning of the deepening security crisis in Libya.
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Marco Rubio: Answers from Congress' Benghazi inquiry will help prevent another tragedy
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Rubio: Ambassador Stevens, others warned of deepening security crisis
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Security at the U.S. consulate and the CIA annex was woefully inadequate, he says
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Rubio: It's critical U.S. helps support a secular, pro-American government in Libya

Question: We also know that the @placeholder believed the Benghazi tragedy on September 11 was the work of terrorists within hours of the attacks.


As Nicola Cortese slalomed his way across the ski runs in the exclusive mountain resort of Lech over New Year, Southampton's executive chairman knew it would be all downhill. In his path was Katharina Liebherr, the heiress to the £3billion fortune left to her on trust by her father Markus after his sudden death in August 2010. The story has picked up speed since his return, gathering momentum as Liebherr's daughter continued with her bid for power behind the scenes at St Mary's. Meet the boss: Katharina Liebherr leaving St Mary's Stadium after visiting the ground on Thursday
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Nicola Cortese quit as Southampton executive chairman on Wednesday
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Katharina Liebherr will run show at St Mary's as non-executive chairman
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Cortese had top four ambitions for the club
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This row has been bubbling under since last summer
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The Saints board held crisis talks with manager Mauricio Pochettino
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Fear they will lose the likes of Luke Shaw and Adam Lallana

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Beijing (CNN) -- Following a day of talks, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Chinese leaders said their two nations would work together to press North Korea to tone down its provocations, amid soaring regional tensions. Speaking to reporters in Beijing, Kerry said both the United States and China are calling on North Korea to refrain from any provocative steps -- including any missile launches. But, he said, both nations want to focus on a peaceful solution, not "threat for threat or confrontational language. There's been enough of that." No option was left off the table in his talks with Chinese leaders, he said. Among those he met with Saturday were Chinese President Xi Jinping, Premier Li Keqiang and State Councilor Yang.
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NEW: Kerry: Both China and the U.S. call on Pyongyang to refrain from provocative steps
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The U.S. Secretary of State meets with China's President Xi Jinping in Beijing
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Both nations voice commitment to peaceful denuclearization of Korean peninsula
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The U.S. will talk to North Korea, but Pyongyang has to talk giving up nukes, Kerry says

Question: "We have a common interest in putting an end to @placeholder proliferation," a senior administration official said.


From a mythical 40's spacecraft, to a cigarette packet sketch, then to the drawing board, and finally to reality in someone's front garden in Towcester, Northants. This is the story of the UK's only Roswell caravan. Daniel Gregory's persistence, skill and enthusiasm has produced the only Roswell caravan in the country. And as far as anyone knows the only other one ever made is in the United States, but that one is used as a utility trailer with a welding machine in the back. Daniel Gregory is believed to have the only 'Roswell Caravan' in the UK, and maybe one of two in the world
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Daniel Gregory has built the only Roswell Caravan in the UK, and it's thought one of two in the world
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As well as looking like a space shuttle, inside it has a double bed and is used for trips away
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Gregory showcases his masterpiece at rallies around the country, but it lives in his garden

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(AOL Autos) -- With fuel prices still high enough to put a hole in your pocket, where does one turn? BMW's MINI division is the best average fuel-economy automaker. For some, it's a vehicle that's been engineered to sip, not guzzle. The question then: Which brand is more likely to ease you out of the gas station without feeling you've been turned upside down and shaken? Perhaps surprisingly, it's not always the Asian-based carmakers that come up on top where fuel economy ratings are concerned. A look at the U.S. government's official fuel economy ratings (published by the Department of Energy, the Office of Energy Efficiency and the Environmental Protection Agency) might not be light reading, but it does give a new sense of perspective on what is a very complex issue.
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Two fuel-efficient races to win: best car and best all-around automaker
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Toyota Prius is No. 1 car -- hybrid technology gives 48 city miles on a gallon
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"Exotic" cars like Lamborghini and Bugatti are worst fuel-economy automakers
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Compact category has Honda Civic Hybrid, Toyota Corolla at top of ratings

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(CNN) -- A victim of Washington state's notorious "Green River Killer" has been identified 29 years after her disappearance, when a relative saw a TV movie about the serial murderer in April and family members gave DNA samples to investigators, authorities said Tuesday. The victim was Sandra Denise Major of Rochester, New York, who was a 20-year-old prostitute when she got into a truck on December 22, 1982, and was never seen again, said Sgt. Cindi West of the King County, Washington, sheriff's office. Gary Leon Ridgway, dubbed the Green River serial killer, pleaded guilty in 2003 to killing 48 women, including Major, though her remains hadn't been identified at the time, West said. The 48 guilty pleas gave Ridgway more murder convictions -- though not necessarily more slayings -- than any other serial killer in U.S. history.
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A cousin watches Lifetime's "The Capture of the Green River Killer" in April
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The family recalls how Sandra Denise Major went missing in Seattle in 1982
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Major's remains are identified after family members give DNA samples
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Gary Leon Ridgway admitted killing 49 persons, mainly runaways and prostitutes

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By Graham Smith Last updated at 5:15 PM on 4th October 2011 The grandson of Kim Jong-il is clearly enjoying life at college in Eastern Europe - not that any of his compatriots would ever know. Kim Han-sol appears just like any other teenager. He enjoys experimenting with his hair, making friends with girls and even has a fondness for romantic comedies. We know this because, the grandson of North Korea's Dear Leader has joined Facebook. So while the oppressed regime he left is denied even a telephone exchange - let alone the internet - he is enjoying the trappings of the world's most popular social network.
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Kim Han-sol's favourite film is rom-com Love Actually
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Teenager said he prefers democracy to communism
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It began with an affair with the boss’ wife - and ended with him becoming a mafia hit man. One of the Colombo family’s most prolific assassins has spoken about the 25 murder plots he took part in, four of them where he pulled the trigger. Larry Mazza revealed how he blasted rivals at point blank range with a shotgun before calmly going home to babysit a friend’s daughter and watch episodes of Seinfeld. Mafia marriage: Big Linda Schiro, right, was wife of mobster Gregory 'The Grim Reaper' Scarpa, a Colombo who once said he had stopped counting the number of his murder victims at 50
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Larry Mazza was working as delivery boy in Brooklyn when he was seduced by Linda Schiro, married to mobster Grergory 'The Grim Reaper' Scarpa
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Went onto become Colombo hitman who plotted 25 murders and pulled the trigger for four of them

Question: @placeholder famously bragged that after killing 50 people he ‘stopped counting’ during his bloody time as a capo in the Colombo family.


By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 23 May 2013 | UPDATED: 10:58 EST, 23 May 2013 It is the camera used to photograph the Earth from an orbiting space station 40 years before Commander Chris Hadfield captured the world's attention with his pictures from the International Space Station. A rare Nasa camera used aboard Skylab, the first US Space Station, which orbited the Earth from 1973 to 1979, is set to be auctioned. The modified Hasselblad 500 EL/M was specially adapted to work in the cramped conditions about Skylab - and be operated while wearing spacesuits.
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Camera was taken into orbit during the NASA's Skylab 3 and Skylab 4 missions in 1973
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Specially adapted camera could take pictures in cramped condition, and film could be changed while wearing a spacesuit

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By Laura Cox PUBLISHED: 20:20 EST, 22 August 2013 | UPDATED: 20:20 EST, 22 August 2013 The Great British Bake Off has turned into such a sure-fire ratings success that the BBC’s top executives, it appears, have decided they all want a slice of the cake. The controller of BBC2 has hinted that the show could be poached by the corporation’s main channel next year after rival executives started ‘sniffing’ around in the wake of its recent popularity. Janice Hadlow – who earns £235,000 as the head of BBC2 – revealed that the new controller of BBC1 Charlotte Moore may soon take Bake Off away from her channel.
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BBC2 controller Janice Hadlow says BBC1's Charlotte Moore wants the show
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Series four opening attracted record-breaking 5.6million viewers
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BBC bosses admit concerns that Paul Hollywood's personal life could damage show's reputation

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Washington (CNN) -- There were smiles, laughter and tears -- but little politics -- when former Presidents George W. Bush and his father, George H. W. Bush, joined current President Barack Obama at the White House for the unveiling Thursday of the younger Bush's official portrait. An emotional ceremony in the East Room saw the new White House residents thanking their predecessors for their service to the nation and for helping them out during the move more than three years ago. In personal tributes to the 43rd president and his wife, Laura, both Obama and the first lady expressed their appreciation for the example set by the Bush family during their eight years in the White House and the guidance and help provided during the transition.
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NEW: Former President Bush and his wife unveil their White House portraits
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NEW: The Obamas thank the Bushes for helping smooth the transition
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NEW: Bush jokes that now Obama can ask: "What would George do?"
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Obama has blamed George W. Bush's administration for failed economic policies

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Question: The Obamas made a point of thanking the Bush girls for guidance they provided the @placeholder daughters, with Obama noting his two girls have followed the advice to make loyal friends and slide down the bannisters.


(CNN) -- Television viewers around the world were treated to the grudge match of the Winter Olympics as the U.S. edged Russia in a thrilling ice hockey pool match in Sochi this month. Even for those not familiar with the rules, the sheer drama of the sporting contest was gripping and it made for compulsive viewing. It's not the only time this year that ice hockey has made for a stunning spectacle and generated huge interest. In North America -- ahead of Sochi's start -- the NHL went on a big marketing blitz, with outdoor matches in massive stadiums previously used for other sports.
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NHL took a 17-day break during the Winter Olympics in Sochi
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Its top players competed for their respective countries in quest for gold
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NHL and Players' Association liaising over expansion plans
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Return of ice hockey World Cup is likely

Question: "I think they would love the idea but in an @placeholder season you are talking about a sport where there are over 90 games in an eight-and-a-half-month period," he said.

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The opening was so small that CNN's Wolf Blitzer -- no physical giant -- had to bend down to climb inside one of 30 or so Palestinian tunnels from Gaza to southern Israel. "I guess the tunnel was built for relatively short people, because if you stand up you're going to hit your head," Blitzer said of the almost two-mile concrete corridor about 45 feet underground where he reported from Monday. His visit, accompanied by the Israeli military, revealed conditions in the network of tunnels below Gaza that are a key issue in the current violent spasm between Hamas militants in Gaza and Israel.
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Tunnels unacceptable to Israel; a defense tactic to Palestinians
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Built to beat the Gaza blockade, the tunnels now get used to launch attacks
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CNN's Wolf Blitzer describes the underground paths of Hamas
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Israel wants to destroy the tunnel network

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Ministers are working on plans to commemorate the anniversary of the Christmas truce during the First World War with a football match on the battlefields of Flanders. Next Christmas will mark the centenary of when the guns fell silent and British and German troops emerged from the trenches in Belgium and played football in no man's land. The Government is talking to the Football Association and the National Children's Football Alliance about how the 1914 matches can be remembered. Scroll down for video Unarmed: An artist's impression of a football match in no man's land between British and German troops
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Government in talks with FA about remembering the no man's land matches
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Minister says match is 'no brainer' for centenary commemorations next year

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The spotlight in the HSBC affair last night fell on links between multi-millionaire Richard Caring and Tina Green – the wife of his close friend and billionaire clothing magnate Sir Philip Green. Socialite Mr Caring – who owns a string of London restaurants including The Ivy and the nightclub Annabel’s – visited a Geneva branch of the bank and withdrew £2.25million in cash. The transaction took place in September 2005 and was not flagged up by the lender. Scroll down for video Friends: Sir Philip Green, Richard Caring, his wife Jackie Caring and Bill Clinton at a charity event in 2005. A spokesman for Sir Philip strongly denied his wife Tina had any link to Swiss HSBC accounts
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Focus on links between Richard Caring and Sir Philip Green's wife Tina
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Nightclub tycoon Mr Caring withdrew £2.25m in cash in Geneva in 2005
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He said: 'Insinuation that I would or want to evade tax is totally wrong'
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Bank files appear to show money in account originated from Monaco
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Monaco accounts, it is alleged, were 'held in trust' in Tina Green's name
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'No such account exists, or ever has done in the past', spokesman said

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Balcombe, United Kingdom (CNN) -- The fear of fracking has come to Britain, replete with worries about potential earthquakes and tap water tainted with natural gas that bursts into flames at the strike of a match.. Since a ban on the method of extracting natural gas was lifted in May, a company has begun exploratory drilling in the southern town of Balcombe to see what reserves may lie locked up in rock strata far beneath its rolling hills and green meadows. Read more: 'Fracking' protesters say drilling jobs not worth environmental risks The energy company Cuadrilla Resources has not applied for permission to frack, but that has not stopped hundreds of furious protesters from trying to block its work.
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Residents worry about potential earthquakes and tap water tainted with natural gas
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Energy company has not applied for permission to frack, but protesters try to block its work
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U.S. protesters have flown to the UK to join local demonstrators
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UK energy minister: 'If there is any risk it will be stopped immediately'

Question: And as in the @placeholder, proponents of fracking argue that the boost in energy supply is enormous and the methods are safe.

Question: To put that figure into context, the @placeholder uses about 3 trillion cubic feet of gas a year, chief executive officer Francis Egan said.


By Hayley Peterson PUBLISHED: 06:48 EST, 14 August 2013 | UPDATED: 16:54 EST, 14 August 2013 The photos have emerged that AOL employee Abel Lenz snapped just before CEO Tim Armstrong publicly fired him during a conference call with 1,000 people listening. Media reporter Jim Romenesko obtained the photos Wednesday as Armstrong apologized in an email to staff for his curt dismissal of Lenz, Patch's creative director, during the all-hands meeting on Friday. The photos, which Lenz posted to the company's internal website on Friday morning, feature Armstrong addressing a couple hundred Patch employees. He was discussing an announcement of severe cutbacks at the hyper-local news organization.
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In an email to staff AOL CEO Tim Armstrong said his outburst was an 'emotional response'
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Armstrong was recorded firing Patch creative director Abel Lenz in a conference call with 1,000 workers listening on Friday
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He claims Lenz had been warned not to film confidential meetings

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Washington (CNN) -- President Obama took a key step in cementing his judicial legacy Monday, nominating Solicitor General Elena Kagan to replace retiring Justice John Paul Stevens on the Supreme Court. If confirmed, the 50-year-old Kagan will become the 112th Supreme Court justice. She would be the third woman on the nine-member bench and the fourth in the history of the court. At its discretion, the court decides cases on the Constitution or federal law that may begin in federal or state courts. Her confirmation also would mean that the Supreme Court would have no Protestant justices for the first time in its history. Kagan, who is Jewish, would join six Catholic and two Jewish justices; Stevens is Protestant.
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Republicans promise close look at Kagan's record; one says filibuster unlikely
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Kagan has argued several high-profile cases before the Supreme Court
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Conservative critics say she is too inexperienced to serve on the high court

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Question: He dismissed likely GOP criticism of the choice, saying @placeholder "could nominate Moses the lawgiver" and still face Republican opposition.


HONG KONG, China (CNN) -- The United Nation's International Maritime Organization (IMO) has gathered this week in the shipping hub of Hong Kong to draw up new rules on ship recycling. Ship-breaking yards in Bangladesh are responsible for pollution and health problems. As the delegates meet in the city's Convention and Exhibition center overlooking the harbor, many of the vast container ships that glide past them will end up 1,500 miles away on the beaches of south east Bangladesh. India, Pakistan and Bangladesh take 80 percent of end-of-life ships, according to the NGO Platform on Shipbreaking, but critics of the U.N. convention being discussed fear the problems of pollution and poor working conditions these countries experience through badly regulated shipbreaking will not be properly addressed.
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U.N. meeting in Hong Kong to draw up new convention on ship recycling
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Eco lawyer Rizwana Hasan claims it won't stop dangerous shipbreaking practices
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Bangladesh beaches sites of polluting and dangerous shipbreaking
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Hasan succeeded in making Bangladeshi government clean up shipbreaking yards

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By Daily Mail Reporter Two screenwriters have accused the creators of Fox hit show 'New Girl', which debuted in 2011, of ripping off a television pilot script they had shopped around for about three years. Stephanie Counts and Shari Gold claim the popular sitcom plagiarizes their script work in 'Square One', which was allegedly based on Counts' real-life experiences. In a lawsuit filed in California federal court on Thursday, the women have demanded an injunction that halts further filming and distribution of the comedy series starring actress Zooey Deschanel. The plaintiffs - Stephanie Counts and Shari Gold Suing: Stephanie Counts (left) and Shari Gold (right) claim Fox comedy show 'New Girl' was ripped off from their television pilot script, 'Square One'
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Stephanie Counts and Shari Gold claim they shopped around TV pilot script 'Square One' from 2006-2011
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The screenwriting duo accuse Fox, WME and others of ripping off their ideas to create 'New Girl'
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They filed a lawsuit in California federal court on Thursday
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The women claim Fox made them a $10,000 settlement offer when the show aired in 2011, which they rejected

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(CNN) -- It's taken less than a year for Jose Mourinho to go from being the "Happy One" to the "Unhappy One" --- and the Chelsea manager has pinned the blame squarely on the shoulders of the media for his mood swing. A favorite with British journalists due to his pithy comments, Mourinho is less pleased with Canal Football Club after the French football show broadcast an interview in which he appeared to criticize his club's strikers. Former Barcelona star Samuel Eto'o, $80 million signing Fernando Torres and Senegal international Demba Ba have struggled for goals in the English Premier League this season, netting just 11 times between them.
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Jose Mourinho says the broadcast of a private conversation is "a disgrace"
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The Chelsea boss was discussing his strikers, including Samuel Eto'o
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Mourinho said media should be "embarrassed" by its unethical behavior
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French TV station Canal Plus "fully comfortable" about decision to publish interview

Question: On Monday, Canal Plus published a video on its website, in which Mourinho commented: "The problem with @placeholder is we lack a scorer.


A grand jury has indicted Officer Randall Kerrick of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department on a charge of voluntary manslaughter in the September 14 shooting death of Jonathan Ferrell, according to a statement from state Attorney General Roy Cooper. The grand jury heard evidence from the state Bureau of Investigation and the police department. "With the strength of the evidence in this case, we're not surprised," Charles Monnett, an attorney for Ferrell's family, said about Monday's indictment. "We're all pleased and happy that the process is beginning now and that there's an end in sight," he said. "It is the first step towards justice."
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"I just feel like God's will will be done," victim's mother tells CNN
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Randall Kerrick's attorneys say resubmitting same charge to grand jury illegal
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Officer fatally shot Jonathan Ferrell after woman called 911 to report home invasion

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Question: Kerrick and two other officers arrived on the scene about 11 minutes after the 911 call, but @placeholder didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.


By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 06:58 EST, 22 January 2014 | UPDATED: 07:50 EST, 22 January 2014 If twerking, PVC and too much tongue didn't help Miley Cyrus complete her controversial transition from cutesy Disney star to bona fide fashion name, her new tour costumes most certainly will. A-list designer Roberto Cavalli has unveiled sketches of the costumes he's created for Miley's upcoming Bangerz tour - prepare for barely-there bras, smatterings of glitter and denim hot pants galore. Cavalli, who is loved by the Beckhams and has previously created tour costumes for Beyoncé, Cheryl Cole and the Spice Girls, is one of five designers creating looks for the 21-year-old.
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Italian designer one of five creating outfits for singer's Bangerz tour
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Plenty of barely-there bras, smatterings of glitter and denim hot pants
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Miley has said tour will be animal-themed
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Kicks off in Vancouver on February 14

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By Leon Watson An Irishman wanted in the U.S. for allegedly being the world's biggest child porn dealer could go free, it emerged today. Irish authorities have revealed Eric Eoin Marques will not be prosecuted under their jurisdiction and may challenge an attempt by the U.S. to get him extradited. Last month the 28-year-old, who the FBI has accused of being  the 'largest facilitator of child porn on the planet', indicated he would plead guilty to a series of charges under Irish law. In court: Ireland's DPP has revealed Eric Eoin Marques, aged 28, will not be prosecuted. He is pictured here being led to the High Court in Dublin, Ireland
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Irish authorities have revealed Eric Eoin Marques will not be prosecuted
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The 28-year-old is facing possible extradition to the U.S. by the FBI
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But it is unclear whether Ireland will hand him over to the U.S.
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Marques is wanted on four charges of distributing child pornography

Question: Unlike Ireland, each of the @placeholder charges carries a sentence of between 20 and 30 years and are likely to run consecutively, rather than concurrently.


By Lucy Waterlow PUBLISHED: 10:55 EST, 9 August 2012 | UPDATED: 01:40 EST, 10 August 2012 The Duchess of Cambridge watched as Olympics history was made today as she had a ringside seat for the first final of the women's boxing. And Kate couldn't conceal her delight that the first female champion was from Great Britain as Nicola Adams won the gold medal at the ExCel centre. Adams overwhelmed China's double world champion Ren Cancan 16-7 in the women's flyweight division. Kate sat with MP Nick Clegg, rower Sir Steve Redgrave, Sir Timothy Lawrence and Princess Anne to cheer the boxer from Leeds to victory.
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Britain's Nicola Adams becomes the first woman boxer to be crowned an Olympic champion
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Earlier in day, Kate watched Team GB's synchronised swimmers in action at the aquatics centre

Question: @placeholder has previously cheered Team GB athletes to glory in the velodrome and athletics stadium but unfortunately she wasn't able to be a lucky charm for Britain's synchronised swimmers today.


Donald Sterling’s wife Shelly reportedly called the police when she learned that V. Stiviano was at his Beverly Hills mansion yesterday. The episode has sparked speculation that the disgraced former NBA owner is back together with his ex-assistant. When Shelly learned of the tryst she told Beverly Hills police that Stiviano had broken into Donald’s home. Scroll down for video Donald Sterling’s wife Shelly reportedly called the police when she learned that V.Stiviano (right, with Sterling) was at his Beverly Hills mansion yesterday Shelly (left) had accused Stiviano of taking gifts from the Sterling family including a Ferrari, $240,000 in cash and a $1.8 million house on the outskirts of Beverly Hills
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V. Stiviano gained national notoriety earlier this year due to her alleged sexual relationship with ex-NBA boss Donald Sterling
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His wife Shelly called the police when she learned he was at his Beverly Hills mansion yesterday, telling them she'd broken into it
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Donald told police that she was actually an 'invited guest', according to reports
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In August Stiviano claimed that the former L.A. Clippers owner is gay and that she spent three years acting as his beard

Question: The audio spurred the NBA to ban @placeholder for life and fine him $2.5 million.


With little fanfare to mark a rare bipartisan achievement, President Barack Obama on Tuesday signed a massive, $1.1 trillion spending bill that keeps the government operating over the next nine months. The legislation was a compromise that angered liberals and conservatives alike but avoided a government shutdown and put off partisan clashes over immigration to next year. It was one of the last acts of Congress under the current Republican House and Democratic-controlled Senate. In January, the new Congress will return with Republicans in charge of both chambers. Spending bill: U.S. President Barack Obama addresses an audience of armed forces on Monday at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey a day before passing his $1.1 trillion spending bill
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President Barack Obama signed a massive, $1.1 trillion spending bill that keeps the government operating for the next nine months
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The measure retains spending for Obama's health care law and pays for the administration's fight against Ebola
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The agreement is aimed to avoid a government shutdown like the partial one in 2013 that damaged the GOP's standing with the public

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Cairo, Egypt (CNN)It was news Lois Greste hoped to hear for more than a year. "I sort of dreamed about it quietly, not daring to think about it too much," she said Monday, grinning as she described her relief at learning her son was released from prison and safely out of Egypt. Australian Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste had been behind bars since December 2013. On Sunday, family members learned he was finally free. "I'm ecstatic, you know, I just can't say how happy I am about it all," his mother said. "I'm very excited and pleased, and thank goodness this is all over."
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Australia's foreign minister says journalist Peter Greste was released "unconditionally"
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Greste is "safe, healthy and very, very happy to be on his way home," his brother says
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He says the Australian Al Jazeera journalist "won't rest" until his colleagues are also freed

Question: "Peter must be tried in @placeholder and authorities there must determine if he is guilty or not."


(CNN) -- Oprah Winfrey opened her talk show's 25th and final season Monday with the surprise of a lifetime for her audience, a favorite tactic for the media maven. The 300 audience members will travel to Australia in December -- courtesy of Winfrey -- on an eight-day, seven-night trip that has been in the making for nearly a year, according to her production company, Harpo Productions. While there, the Sydney Opera House will be the site of a special "Oprah Winfrey Show" taping before thousands of Australian fans. Monday's surprise trip rivals one of Winfrey's most famous episodes, when she gave away cars to each of her audience members to open her 19th season in 2004. She's also known for giving away thousands of dollars in gifts to the lucky audience members who attend her annual "Favorite Things" show.
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NEW: 300 audience members will travel to Australia in December
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Winfrey is preparing for the final season of her longtime talk show
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The show's first episode aired on September 8, 1986
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Her new network, OWN, launches on January 1

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By Sam Adams PUBLISHED: 07:31 EST, 3 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:24 EST, 3 May 2013 A cruel dog owner has been jailed after beating his pet Staffordshire bull terrier so badly that it lost and eye and was left permanently disabled. Sadistic Jack Carling, 19, 'tortured' dog Biggie at his home in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, never letting him or his other pet dog Sophie out for exercise. Carling was jailed for three months at Hull Crown Court and banned from keeping animals for life. Cruel: Jobless Jack Carling, left, has been jailed for three months and banned from keeping animals after abusing his pet Staffordshire bull terrier Biggie (right) and his other dog Sophie
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Jack Carling 'tortured' his dog Biggie at his home in Hull, North Yorkshire
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He beat Biggie and his other pet dog Sophie and never let them out
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Judge said abuse the jobless thug inflicted 'beggars belief'
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Carling was jailed for three months and banned from keeping animals

Question: Future: @placeholder has made a good recovery following his horrifying ordeal.


(CNN) -- Mexico's international image may be taking hits because of the violence produced by drug cartels, but it hasn't hurt its tourism industry, officials say. International tourism to Mexico has increased 2.1% in the first five months of 2011 compared to 2010, and it remains the top destination for Americans traveling abroad. Statistics from the U.S. Department of Commerce show that fewer Americans are traveling abroad, but a bigger percentage of those who do are going to Mexico. Mexico also reported double-digit increases in the percentage of visitors from Russia, Brazil and China, among others. "The data doesn't lie," Mexico's deputy secretary for tourism, Ricardo Anaya, told CNN. "Tourists keep choosing Mexico."
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Mexico remains the No. 1 destination for Americans traveling abroad
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Tourism officials have worked to diversify their tourism base
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Initiatives have brought more tourists from Brazil, Russia and China
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Some tourists have good experiences, some bad

Question: In 2011 to date, Mexico has seen a 40.9% increase in Brazilian tourists, a 58.1% increase from Russia and 32.8% increase from China, according to @placeholder's tourism ministry.


(CNN) -- We're used to our phones navigating us from one place to another, giving detailed instructions on how to find our destination in the fastest, easiest way possible. But there are a few apps that have no intention of ushering you somewhere quickly. Instead, they want to help you get out, get moving and get a little lost, hopefully discovering something new along the way. That's the idea behind an application called Dérive, which was developed by Eduardo Cachucho, an architect and lecturer based in Johannesburg, South Africa. Set up like a loosely structured game, Dérive consists of a general set of instructional cards that can be used anywhere or localized versions for select cities.
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Apps such as Dérive and Serendipitor guide the user to discover new things
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With general directions, the mobile apps help chart an eye-opening course
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Google's Niantic Labs has also developed apps to get the user moving
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Ingress is an Android game that encourages interacting with the environment

Question: Unlike @placeholder or Dérive, Ingress doesn't guide its players through a specified route.


(CNN) -- Reality singing competition "The X Factor" has lost its flagship star and its place on Fox's lineup. On Friday, judge Simon Cowell announced he was leaving the American version of "The X Factor" to return to the original UK iteration, news that came as Fox confirmed "The X Factor" is being canceled after three seasons. "Unfortunately, there is no 'X Factor USA' without Simon Cowell, but we understand and support his decision to focus on the international formats and on the next phase of his personal life," Fox Broadcasting's chairman of entertainment, Kevin Reilly, said in a statement. "We wish him the very best, and it's our sincere hope that we work together again soon."
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Simon Cowell announces he's leaving "The X Factor"
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Fox cancels "The X Factor" after three seasons
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The reality show judge is returning to "The X Factor" in the UK

Question: In a statement released by Fox, Cowell said that he's had "a fantastic time" on both "X Factor" and "Idol" and that "apart from being lucky enough to find some amazing talent on the shows, I have always had an incredible welcome from the @placeholder public (most of the time!)."


(CNN) -- The head of a football anti-racism group has called for the English Football Association to charge Liverpool with bringing the game into disrepute over the club's response to Luis Suarez's eight-match ban for using racist language at Patrice Evra. On the day that Suarez issued a brief apology over the incident, Piara Powar, executive director of European football's anti-discrimination body FARE, spoke of his disappointment at Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish's attitude to the suspension. "Kenny Dalglish's comments over the affair have been undignified and their reaction has damaged the club's brand across the world," Powar told the Professional Footballers' Association's official website.
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An anti-racism chief has called for Liverpool to be charged over Luis Suarez affair
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Piara Powar of FARE is unhappy with Liverpool's response to Suarez's suspension
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Suarez was banned for eight matches after being found guilty of using racist language

Question: @placeholder continued: "Liverpool have been too keen to support their man and in doing so have whipped up a sense of paranoia amongst their fans.


Honey Boo Boo's family is being investigated by Child Protective Services in Georgia after Mama June reportedly started dating a convicted sex offender accused of abusing one of her daughters. CPS formally opened an investigation to determine if any crimes have been committed against June Shannon's youngest children - Lauryn 'Pumpkin' Shannon, 14, Jessica 'Chubbs', 17, and nine-year-old Alana, also known as Honey Boo Boo - after calls from the public, according to RadarOnline. Mama June has been spotted with child molester Mark McDaniel, and he was pictured with Alana just last month, according to photos obtained by TMZ. Another of June's children, 20-year-old Anna, has claimed that McDaniel sexually assaulted her when she was younger.
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Mama June exposed nine-year-old daughter Alana - also known as Honey Boo Boo - to convicted child molester Mark McDaniel just last month
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McDaniel abused June's eldest daughter Anna when she was just eight
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Sugar Bear KNEW about his wife's relationship with McDaniel but chose to ignore it, reports claim
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Child services are now investigating and June could risk losing her family
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McDaniel's daughter-in-law claims that he is a good man

Question: It had previously been reported that it was @placeholder who had been cheating on June using on-line dating sites, but now TMZ claims it was actually June who was having an affair, and used the story about Sugar Bear's infidelity to end her relationship with him.


For just a moment it looked as if the brilliance that had earned Martin Kaymer a place in the record books at the halfway point of the 114th United States Open was about to unravel. Becoming the first man to open a major championship with two rounds of 65 suddenly appeared more than 24 hours ago. Now he was staring down a 15ft putt for a bogey at the fourth. Miss it and he would have been three over par at that early stage, and his six shot lead would have been halved after less than an hour’s play. Top dog: Martin Kaymer (right) takes a five shot lead going into the final round of the US Open on Sunday
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Martin Kaymer has a five shot lead going into the final round of the US Open on Sunday
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Kaymer shot an up-and-down round of 72 at Pinehurst
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Erik Compton and Rickie Fowler lead the chasing pack on three-under-par
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Rory McIlroy tied tenth in the leaderboard
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Matt Fitzpatrick will finish with the silver medal as low amateur

Question: From the ‘native area’ just off the fairway to the left, @placeholder played a long iron so precise it pitched on the only sliver of green available for it to finish close to the flag, and he holed the ensuing six-footer for a fabulous eagle three.


(EW.com) -- Have you picked your jaws up off the floor yet, Gladiators? If so, well done. Indeed, it was probably a fairly Herculean task considering all the mind-blowing revelations in "Scandal's" twisty season 3 premiere. Though several one-on-one scenes took Liv away from her trusted Gladiators for much of the opener, you can be sure this thick-as-thieves crew will be facing the onslaught together in weeks to come. EW talked with three of Liv's fixers — Katie Lowes, Guillermo Díaz and Darby Stanchfield — about their reactions to the premiere (yes, even they were surprised by some things!) and what's to come for Pope & Associates this year.
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The third season premiere of "Scandal" was shocking
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Stars Katie Lowes, Guillermo Díaz and Darby Stanchfield were surprised by some scenes
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The actors tease what's to come in season 3

Question: Surprising absolutely no one, @placeholder decided to forgo the easy way out and returned to her Gladiators to fix ... herself.


At White Hart Lane on Sunday, Brendan Rodgers gave a fascinating insight into his motivation to lead Liverpool to the top. He had just been asked about his quip - ‘the run was Ricky Villa and the finish was Ricky Gervais’ - after Raheem Sterling scuffed a chance to make it 4-0 at Tottenham. ‘A few of you thought I was David Brent when I got the job and I haven’t forgotten that either,’ he remarked. Scroll down for video A good day at the office: Brendan Rodgers applauds during Liverpool's 3-0 victory at Tottenham Bad day at The Office: David Brent doing his famous dance during the TV programme
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Brendan Rodgers was once compared to David Brent
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Rodgers' passion is developing young players at Liverpool
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He also wants players to be able to play anywhere
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The Premier League needs more bosses with Rodgers' vision
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The likes of Raheem Sterling and Jordan Henderson are maturing
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That is good news for Liverpool and England

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Super Bowl XLVIII started out bad for the Denver Broncos. The Seattle Seahawks made sure it got worse. Seattle romped 43-8 by playing a suffocating defense and taking advantage of four Denver turnovers, including two interceptions thrown by quarterback Peyton Manning, the NFL's most valuable player for the season. The game pitted pro football's best offense, Denver, against the best defense, Seattle, but the drama disappeared early at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. On the first play from scrimmage, a bad snap went sailing past Manning and landed in the end zone for a safety, giving Seattle a 2-0 lead without running a play. Denver didn't score until the third quarter, when the game was out of reach.
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Seattle dominates and takes advantage of Denver's mistakes
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League MVP Peyton Manning throws two interceptions
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This was the first Super Bowl victory in Seattle's franchise history
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No Seattle player has previously played in a Super Bowl

Question: @placeholder, led by the 37-year-old Manning, has the NFL's best offense, statistically, but never got moving Sunday.


Reports that Anders Behring Breivik, the man who killed 77 people in a bomb attack and gun rampage in 2011, has applied to study political science at the University of Oslo have prompted anger in Norway. The claim was first made by Norwegian broadcaster TV2 and was subsequently picked up by other media outlets. Ole Petter Ottersen, rector of the University of Oslo, told CNN the university does not provide information about individual applications or students for confidentiality reasons, so he was unable to confirm or deny the claim. But if Breivik was to apply, he said, the university has a clear set of guidelines governing the decision on admittance and that policy would apply.
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Anders Behring Breivik has applied to study political science, Norwegian broadcaster says
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University of Oslo says it cannot confirm or deny details of individual applications
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Education Minister suggests Breivik's application was denied
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Breivik's lawyer says he is still working to spread his far-right political views from his cell

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Barcelona legend Xavi will break a Champions League record when he makes his 143rd appearance in the competition against Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday night. The 34-year-old midfielder will surpass former Real Madrid icon Raul, with whom he is currently level on 142 appearances. Former Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs made 151 appearances, but 10 of those were in qualifying rounds. Having won Europe's most prestigious club competition three times with Barcelona, he deserves to be considered one of Champions League's all-time greats. Here is our list of the top 10 Champions League players (and there's no room for Zinedine Zidane).
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Xavi set for 143rd appearance in Champions League
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Barcelona midfielder currently tied with Raul on 142
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34-year-old Xavi has won Champions League three times with Barcelona
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Ryan Giggs has made 151 appearances, but 10 of those in qualifying

Question: @placeholder legend Raul is the top scorer in Champions League history with 71 goals to his name


(CNN) -- Many angry Americans are urging a punishment on Florida in the killing of Trayvon Martin: a boycott. Musician Stevie Wonder won't perform there. Martin Luther King III is considering deploying the tactic -- often used by his famous father in the civil rights era -- against Florida products like orange juice. Social media activists advance boycott plans even on the state's official tourism page on Facebook. Their actions seek the repeal of Florida's "stand your ground" self-defense law, which was at the center of a national debate in the wake of Martin's shooting death. George Zimmerman's lawyers didn't invoke Florida's "stand your ground" law in court, but it was included in the instructions to the jury that acquitted him.
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Boycotting state laws has a spotty record, analyst says
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Some boycotting Americans want Florida to repeal its 'stand your ground' law
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Arizona boycott led to $141 million in losses, but experts dispute its effect on laws
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Consumer boycott can succeed if public can easily shop elsewhere, analysts say

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By Francesca Chambers Hillary is lucky to have Bill as her dance partner, former Republican presidential candidate and Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich said yesterday on CNN's Crossfire, because she's as ungraceful as Kim Kardashian at a Prince concert 'Bill is to politics what Fred Astaire is to dancing, he is just automatically amazing and he wants to have Ginger Rogers out there dancing,' Gingrich, who co-hosts the show, said according to Politico. 'Instead [with Hillary Clinton] it’s a little bit like watching Kim Kardashian get kicked off the stage by Prince because she couldn’t dance.' 'I think there’s a big problem, because I don’t think, as a candidate, that [she] dances very well,' Gingrich said of Hillary.
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Hillary Clinton is getting hit left and right as speculation about her future political plans intensifies
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Throughout the last month Hillary's been attacked for seemingly 'out of touch' statements about the Clinton family's financial situation immediately after they left the White House
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Hillary's ungraceful attempts to explain her comments led Crossfire co-host Newt Gingrich to compare her to Kim Kardashian yesterday
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Hillary still leads the 2016 pack despite her verbal gaffes
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Still, a Republican Party official in Arkansas said the former first lady would 'probably get shot at the state line' if she tried to campaign for president in there in 2016

Question: The most notable chink in the Clinton's political armor came during one of @placeholder's first interviews to promote her book.


By John Greechan It was harder work than many expected. And, for a spell, it looked as if a man whose day job involves sticking his hand down cludgies was going to be responsible for plunging Rangers into crisis. Yet Ally McCoist’s men ultimately managed to avoid having their League Cup hopes flushed away by Queen’s Park at Airdrie’s Excelsior Stadium on Tuesday night. A Kris Boyd double either side of a Tony Quinn equaliser, the Carntyne plumber capitalising on a Steve Simonsen howler, was eventually enough to put Rangers into a second-round tie against Inverness Caledonian Thistle. To the rescue: Striker Kris Boyd made sure Rangers progressed to round two in the Scottish League Cup
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Ally McCoist's side struggled to 2-1 victory against Scottish League Two side
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Rangers face a second-round tie against Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Question: It was hardly surprising that they ran out late for the second 45; if @placeholder didn’t have a lengthy lecture to deliver, there would have been something very wrong.


By James Tozer PUBLISHED: 14:45 EST, 20 March 2012 | UPDATED: 13:02 EST, 21 March 2012 Head injuries: Anthony Owen died a week after being found unconscious just 20 yards from his home Police are continuing to question three teenagers today over the murder of a surgeon outside his millionaires' row home. Anthony Owen, 68, was found unconscious 20 yards from the property next to his white Honda Civic, which was still running. Two neighbours, in the affluent Hale Village in Widnes, Cheshire, called an ambulance and Mr Owen was taken to hospital. However, the cancer specialist is not thought to have regained consciousness, and died on Saturday.
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Anthony Owen, 68, was found unconscious 20 yards from his home, next to his white Honda civic, which was still running
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Witnesses reported seeing three youths on BMX bikes cycling away from Mr Owen's home on millionaires' row in Hale Village, near Liverpool

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By Lucy Osborne An A-level pupil expected to achieve top grades at Margaret Thatcher’s old school was killed on her way to class when her friend drove into a lorry. Emily Challen, 17, died almost instantly when the car she was in ploughed into the back of the stationary HGV at 40mph. Driver Aimee Culpin failed to see it because she had been looking over her right shoulder at the traffic, a court heard yesterday. Miss Challen – who was head of her house at Kesteven and  Grantham Girls’ School – was in the front passenger seat when she died just four days before her 18th birthday on February 15 last year.
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Emily Challen, 17, died almost instantly after the crash on the A1
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Driver Aimee Culpin did not see HGV while driving at 40mph, court heard
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Miss Challen was head of house at Kesteven and Grantham Girl's School
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Culpin, 19, broke down in tears after admitting death by dangerous driving
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Judge at Lincoln Magistrates' said the case was 'awful' and 'tragic'

Question: ‘I could not and still cannot understand how @placeholder could have got her car into this position, causing the death of my daughter.


By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 00:14 EST, 14 October 2012 | UPDATED: 20:52 EST, 14 October 2012 Saturday Night Live took inspiration from Thursday’s fiery debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Republican vice presidential hopeful Paul Ryan. In fact, the clash between the two politicians was such good fodder that many lines from the cold open were taken verbatim from last week’s exchange, focusing on Biden’s constant snickering, gesturing, and grinning. Biden, played by long-time SNL veteran Jason Sudeikis, called one of Taran Killam’s statements a ‘bunch of malarkey.’ When Ryan explained that it was an Irish expression, Sudeikis responded: ‘No, Irish is I come over there and smack that dumb look off your face.’
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Saturday Night Live opened on Thursday's VP debate, showing Biden chuckling throughout and Ryan as extremely thirsty
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Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt came on, slamming Republican hopeful's made-up claim that he won 100m at the London Games
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'Arianna Huffington' appeared on Weekend Update to talk about moderator Martha Raddatz's performance

Question: On @placeholder, she offered: 'It’s wonderful to have a woman moderating.


By Sam Peters Stuart Lancaster hesitated when asked if Danny Cipriani’s first  England call-up in almost six years is a risk. His short answer was ‘no’ but his extended message to the gifted Sale maverick — exiled from international rugby since 2008 after testing the patience of Martin Johnson once too often — was that the fly-half will be watched carefully when he arrives as part of an initial 20-man squad for a training camp on Sunday. England’s head coach has invested too much into improving his squad’s behaviour to allow one player, albeit one as prodigiously talented as Cipriani, to threaten their new and improved culture.
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Sale Sharks star has been included in England's initial 20-man squad
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Cipriani has been absent from the international stage since 2008
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Lancaster plans to hold one-on-one talks with the fly-half about his future

Question: Ready to grasp his opportunity: @placeholder insists he will take his chance with both hands


(CNN) -- Hollywood actor Antonio Banderas is to sponsor a new Moto2 motorcycling team for the 2010 season, which will be called Jack&Jones by Antonio Banderas, the official Moto GP Web site has reported. The team will compete in the Moto2 world championship, the series below motorcycling's elite MotoGP series, with the first race of the season in Qatar on April 11. Riders Kenny Noyes and Joan Olive will be on board Promoharris prototypes for the team's debut season. Banderas is a well-known motorcycling enthusiast, but this is his first sport-related business venture. He told www.motogp.com: "I want to be involved with the team where the riders, both Joan and Kenny, have everything they need to compete at the highest level.
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Hollywood actor Antonio Banderas launches new Moto2 team for this season
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The Moto2 series is the division below motorcyling's elite MotoGP class
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Riders Kenny Noyes and Joan Olive will compete for the new team in Qatar

Question: Speaking about the @placeholder category, Banderas added: "I think it's very interesting and that we're really going to see the true qualities of the riders.


His parents are undoubtedly one of the most famous and best loved couples in the world. But as the Beckham family sat centre stage at Elton John’s winter wedding yesterday it wasn’t Victoria and David getting all the attention, it was their 15-year-old son, Brooklyn. Looking dapper in a navy suit and tie, gone was the baby-faced teenager and in his place was a stylish young man, seemingly well on his way to adulthood. Scroll down for video Brooklyn Beckham has become increasingly famous in his own right in 2014. He posted this picture of himself and his designer mother, Victoria, at Elton John's wedding to his new Instagram account on Sunday
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Over the last twelve months Brooklyn has shot to fame in own right
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Rumoured to have bagged himself a Hollywood girlfriend, Chloe Moretz
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Recently opened his own Twitter and Instagram accounts

Question: He also attended the premiere of If I Stay (in which @placeholder stars) without them in Hollywood in August.


(CNN) -- The U.S. response to the increasing natural disaster in Pakistan is, like so much else when it comes to American relations with that country, too little and too tentative. Epic flooding now hitting Pakistan is an unfolding humanitarian crisis on the scale of its 2005 earthquake, which claimed some 75,000 lives, or the 2004 Asian tsunami, in which more than 200,000 people died. And because of the gradual nature of flooding, as opposed to the sudden impact of an earthquake, the devastation over time could overwhelm those earlier crises. One in nine Pakistanis -- some 20 million people -- are already homeless, lacking food or medicine. Health officials warn that a cholera epidemic is likely, with 3½ million children now at risk.
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Ken Ballen says Pakistan floods are crisis that could rival 2005 earthquake, Asian tsunami
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Extremists ready to assume aid role; U.S. squandering chance to woo Pakistanis, he says
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Ballen: Aid efforts are important opportunities to garner good will; wrest aid role from extremists

Question: But the $76 million is dwarfed by the massive humanitarian assistance -- hundreds of millions -- the @placeholder military brought directly to victims of the 2005 earthquake and the 2004 tsunami -- delivered via aircraft carriers, hospital ships and thousands of American troops.

Question: Yet our research shows that in the case of both the tsunami and Pakistani earthquake, public opinion changed only because the @placeholder military delivered the aid directly, in a comprehensive campaign cooperative with, but not dependent on, local governments or nonprofit groups.


(CNN) -- From the mid-1980s, Hungarian-born investor and philanthropist George Soros pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into foundations in Eastern Europe dedicated to promoting the idea of the "open society" and challenging the region's Soviet-backed regimes. Here, writing exclusively for CNN.com, he describes how the work of his foundations ultimately contributed to the collapse of communism. A Soviet tank rolls through Budapest during the failed 1956 Hungarian uprising against communist domination. I set up my first foundation in Hungary in 1984. The idea behind it was simple. The state dogma, promoted by the ruling communists, was false and by providing an alternative we could expose its falsehood. Accordingly we supported every cultural initiative that was not an expression of the established dogma.
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Financier George Soros funded eastern European dissident groups in 1980s
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Soros: In revolutionary times things normally impossible become possible
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Soros set up first foundation in Hungary in 1984; by 1992 foundations in 22 countries
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West failed many post-communist states; Russia again an authoritarian regime

Question: I saw the open society as a more sophisticated form of social organization than the totalitarian closed societies of the @placeholder bloc.

Question: The countries of Eastern Europe fared better, but in the former @placeholder states one after another, the programs largely failed.


Gaza City (CNN) -- The death toll on both sides of the Gaza battle jumped Monday, as Palestinian officials reported scores more killed and Israel announced seven more soldiers died -- including several on Israeli soil. About 576 Palestinians have been killed, Gaza Health Ministry officials said. It's unknown how many were militants, but the United Nations has estimated that 70% are civilians. Israel has reported dozens of terrorists killed by its forces. In total, 27 Israeli soldiers have died, including three believed killed by friendly fire. Nine of the soldiers were killed Monday. Four were on Israeli soil, killed as a result of infiltration by Hamas operatives, the Israel Defense Forces said.
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The United States announces $47 million in humanitarian assistance to Gaza
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"What happened in Gaza ... is nothing but a massacre," says Palestinian lawmaker
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Israeli kindergarten struck; it was empty
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Gaza hospital shelled; Israel says missiles in the vicinity were targeted

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(EW.com) -- It's all part of the plan. The twerking. The tongue. The tattoos. Miley Cyrus is a "strategic hot mess," and we love it. Chronicling her triumphs and struggles for four months, MTV took a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the life of Cyrus leading up to and after her controversial performance at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards for Wednesday's "Miley: The Movement." From the funny moments with her mom to catching up with Britney Spears, the documentary captured her most candid moments. Here are five things we learned from the "Bangerz" singer on her journey with MTV. Paula Patton reacts to Miley Cyrus' VMAs performance: 'I didn't get the big deal'
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MTV aired "Miley: The Movement" on October 2
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The program chronicled her triumphs and struggles over four months
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It showed her life leading up to and following her MTV VMAs performance
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The takeaways are that she's still growing, has her doubts and is close with her mom

Question: In the meantime check out EW's review of "@placeholder," which hits stores October 8.


A group of Iraqi Kurdish peshmerga troops were greeted like heroes when they arrived in Turkey early this morning on their way to Syria to fight Islamic State militants. Some 150 fighters arrived at Ruha airport in Sanilufa at about 1am local time, before setting off in buses escorted by Turkish security forces towards the Mursitpinar border crossing with Syria. From there, the troops will make the 200-yard journey to the besieged city of Kobane, where they will be met by a convoy of vehicles containing heavy weapons, and by hundreds of grateful Syrian Kurdish fighters who have been battling ISIS militants in the city for the past six weeks.
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150 peshmerga fighters arrived at Ruha airport in Sanilufa at about 1am local time, before setting off for Syria
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Buses escorted by Turkish security forces transported the men towards the Mursitpinar border crossing
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Will be met by convoy of vehicles containing heavy weapons and hundreds of grateful Syrian Kurdish fighters
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They will then make 200 yard journey into the embattled city of Kobane to boost the fight against ISIS militants

Question: People wave to Iraqi peshmerga fighters as they make their way through Iraq en route to the @placeholder town of Kobane yesterday evening


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 12:00 PM on 21st June 2011 Hurricane Beatriz hit holiday resorts on Mexico's Pacific coast today with heavy rainfall and 90mph winds forcing tourists to take shelter in their hotels. Beatriz had been expected to move out to sea, but switched direction overnight, developing from a tropical storm into a full blown hurricane as it headed back towards land. The U.S. State Department issued a message urging its citizens to find shelter, monitor media reports and follow official instructions. Not quite picnic weather: A family prepare to leave Miramar beach, Manzanillo, Mexico before the arrival of Tropical Storm Beatriz
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Tourist injured after tree falls on him in Acapulco

Question: Beatriz was located about 15 miles south of @placeholder early Tuesday and was moving north-northwest at 12 mph.


By Ian Drury 'Cause of amusement': Captain Susie King in her 'unflattering' army uniform Finding flattering maternity wear is often an uphill battle. So spare a thought for Britain’s military mums-to-be who are up in arms about the Army’s uniform for pregnant soldiers. Standard-issue maternity kit, which dates back almost to the Cold War, has been blasted for being more Ministry of Defence than Mothercare, and condemned as poor quality, unprofessional and badly fitting. The criticism has prompted top brass to order a review into modernising uniforms for female troops with a baby bump. Despite being forced to cut thousands of troops and equipment to save money, military chiefs will spend hundreds of thousands of pounds designing and introducing the new fatigues.
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Military chiefs will spend hundreds of thousands of pounds on new fatigues
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Latest move by the Ministry of Defence to ensure the military is ‘inclusive’
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Pregnant troops in the Army are currently issued long-sleeved blouses
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Also given pregnancy trousers and an unstylish beige maternity dress

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A controversial newspaper columnist has been accused of being transphobic after she wrote an article attacking transsexuals as 'bed-wetters in bad wigs' and 'd**** in chicks' clothing'. Julie Burchill wrote a column in the Observer yesterday defending her friend and fellow columnist Suzanne Moore who came under fire on Twitter for an article that said women were under pressure to have bodies like 'Brazilian transsexuals'. The Observer website was swamped with comments in response to Miss Burchill's column, many describing it as 'vile' and 'horrible'. Comments have since been suspended on the story and a message posted on the website says that it is now subject to an 'inquiry' to be carried out by the paper's Readers' Editor.
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Julie Burchill has come under fire for a column in yesterday's Observer
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The columnist described transsexuals as 'd**** in chicks' clothing'
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She was writing in defence of fellow columnist Suzanne Moore
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Miss Moore had been forced off Twitter after criticism of another article
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She said women were pressured to have bodies like 'Brazilian transsexuals'
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Lib Dem minister Lynne Featherstone has called for Ms Burchill to be sacked
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Miss Featherstone also wants Observer editor John Mulholland sacked

Question: She said on Twitter: ‘@placeholder rant against transgender community is absolutely disgusting – a bigoted vomit for which the Observer should sack her.’


(CNN) -- Forty years ago this week, Egyptian and Syrian troops attacked the state of Israel. To enhance the surprise of their attack, the invading armies struck on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. Egypt enjoyed three days of tactical success, Syria less than that. The war ended with Israeli troops approaching Damascus and an entire Egyptian army surrounded. Despite Israel's ultimate military success, the war was interpreted by many as something close to a defeat for the Jewish state. Israel's two previous wars -- in 1956 against Egypt alone and in 1967 against an alliance of all its neighbors -- had terminated in lightning Israeli victories. The Yom Kippur War lasted 19 days, longer than 1956 and 1967 combined. Israel suffered more than 2,500 killed in action. Hundreds more Israelis were captured in the first days of fighting; dozens of these captives were gruesomely tortured and killed.
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40 years ago, Egypt and Syria attacked Israel on Yom Kippur
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David Frum says the betting after the war was that Israel was endangered
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Yet the military and economic threats to Israel haven't materialized, he says
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Frum: Today's conflicts are largely internal battles in Syria, Egypt, other nations

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United Nations (CNN) -- On Tuesday, it was climate change. Wednesday, terrorists. And on Thursday, President Barack Obama confronted yet another emergency that threatens wide destruction overseas: the Ebola outbreak spreading in West Africa. Crisis management has become a hallmark of Obama's second term, perhaps seen nowhere better than at the annual United Nations General Assembly, where the world's leaders -- and their attendant calamities -- converge upon New York. Obama's three main issues here -- climate change, ISIS and Ebola -- each has the potential to rapidly spiral out of control, officials suggest, with the effects of a warming planet already being registered and Americans overseas already being killed both by terrorists with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and by the deadly virus spreading in Africa.
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Obama made clear at the U.N. that the U.S. isn't going to take the world's problems alone
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Obama's main issues at U.N. -- ISIS, climate change, Ebola -- could spiral out of control
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"Resolutions alone will not be enough. Promises on paper cannot keep us safe."

Question: That warning of the limits to U.S. power is broadly the same message Obama wanted to deliver on climate change and @placeholder, which he focused on this week.


Islamabad, Pakistan -- Gary Faulkner, the Colorado man arrested in Pakistan while hunting for Osama bin Laden, has been moved to Islamabad by the Pakistani government, his brother said Wednesday. Dr. Scott Faulkner said Jim Flowers from the U.S. consulate in Peshawar, Pakistan, told him the Pakistani government is still questioning Gary Faulkner and that he has not been charged with anything. Gary Faulkner, 50, was stopped near the border with Afghanistan's Nuristan province, Pakistani police announced Tuesday. He was carrying a pistol, a sword, night-vision equipment and Christian religious books, said Mumtaz Ahmed, a police chief in the area.
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NEW: Gary Faulkner moved to Islamabad, brother says
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Pakistani intel official: Pakistani doctor says Faulkner has psychological problems
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Faulkner's brother: "He doesn't meet any criteria for psychosis"

Question: More recently, Scott Faulkner said, his brother felt the @placeholder government was not doing enough to bring bin Laden to justice, "and he felt that he was, as a Christian, not afraid -- that he could boldly step out and that doors would be opened for him."


House Speaker John Boehner put himself one step closer to suing the President of the United States on Thursday, unveiling a resolution permitting the move and attracting return fire from the White House. Announcing late in the day that the legal action will focus on the Affordable Care Act, Boehner fumed that Barack Obama had 'changed the health care law without a vote of Congress' in 2013, 'effectively creating his own law by literally waiving the employer mandate and the penalties for failing to comply with it.' The president, he carped, 'believes he has the power to make his own laws.'
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House Resolution will authorize Boehner to sue the White House for changing the Affordable Care Act without the consent of Congress
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The suit is likely to quickly land in the Supreme Court, which ruled last week that Obama has overstepped his constitutional authority
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'Given what we've seen from them lately, that can't be good,' worried a Democratic Senate aide
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'You’re going to sue me for doing my job?' Obama asked during a speech Thursday
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Republicans say the prospect of a lawsuit represents a defense of constitutional authority that belongs to legislators
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Democrats insist that the GOP is whining about the same kinds of Obamacare delays that they demanded just a year ago

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Alex McCarthy has no regrets about choosing Barclays Premier League basement boys QPR over Champions League club Liverpool. The Reds  inflicted a last-gasp defeat on QPR last Sunday as McCarthy made his debut and Rangers endured a challenging week as a result of manager Harry Redknapp's public spat with Adel Taarabt over the playmaker's weight. Despite the week's events, McCarthy, who signed from Reading in August, insisted he is happy at Loftus Road as he prepared for Monday's Premier League clash with Aston Villa. Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper Alex McCarthy sealed a move to Loftus Road in the summer Former Reading custodian McCarthy recently made his QPR debut in their narrow defeat by Liverpool
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Former Reading goalkeeper Alex McCarthy is happy with his decision to join Queens Park Rangers
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McCarthy had the opportunity to link back up with Brendan Rodgers
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However the 24-year-old wanted to work under Harry Redknapp
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Adel Taarabt has been teased by his QPR team-mates over his recent feud with Redknapp

Question: 'I don't regret the decision I have made up to now,' said the 24-year-old, who worked under Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers when the pair were at @placeholder.


By John Drayton Javier Manquillo is close to signing a two-year loan deal with Liverpool, according to Spanish newspaper Marca. The Atletico Madrid defender looks set to seal a loan deal with the Reds after struggling to nail down a first team place under Diego Simeone last season. Brendan Rodgers has been on the hunt for a right back as he looks to strengthen his squad ahead of the new Premier League season. Strengthening: Javier Manquillo looks set for a loan move to Liverpool Marca are reporting that Manquillo will be loaned to Liverpool for the next two seasons with an 'option to buy' for a figure close to £4million.
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Liverpool are close to signing Javier Manquillo on loan, according to Spanish media
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Marca report Spanish defender will sign a two-year loan deal
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Manquillo's loan could include option to buy figure close to £4million

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Why was anyone surprised? Cristiano Ronaldo ended talk of a scoring drought by netting his 58th Champions League goal for Real Madrid in 58 games for the club to help Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Roberto di Matteo’s Schalke. It was the 12th consecutive away game in the Champions League that Ronaldo had scored in and he set up Marcelo in the second half to put the game beyond the Germans. Ronaldo had not scored in his last three games. He hadn’t gone four games without scoring for four years but he rose to head past Schalke’s 19-year-old keeper Timon Wellenreuther to put Real Madrid in-front in the first half.
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Real Madrid earn 2-0 Champions League last 16 first leg victory against Schalke
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Cristiano Ronaldo gives Carlos Ancelotti's side first half lead with 25th-minute header
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Portuguese forward ends mini goal drought which lasted just under five hours
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Ronaldo has now scored 58 Champions League goals in 58 games for Los Blancos
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Marcelo fires Madrid into 2-0 lead with brilliant solo effort in 78th-minute
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Madrid also achieved 10th consecutive Champions League victory

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(CNN)The terrorist who gunned down four people at a kosher market in eastern Paris earlier this month recorded the attack on a camera, a U.S. intelligence official told CNN on Friday. The information backed up a report by Eric Pelletier, a national security reporter at the French magazine L'Express, who wrote that Amedy Coulibaly recorded seven minutes of the attack, including the moments when he killed three people. Citing a French source close to the investigation, Pelletier reported Friday that Coulibaly was able to use a computer at the market to email a copy of the attack video before he was killed by police.
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Amedy Coulibaly killed four people at store
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Source tells French journalist that the terrorist emailed video of the attack
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Fear is the video, which shows three killings, will pop up on jihadist websites

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The struggle for democracy is not dead, say Hong Kong's pro-democracy activists, who have pledged to continue opposing Beijing despite setbacks. The activist group Occupy Central had hoped that their threats of a mass sit-in in Hong Kong's downtown Central district would convince China to approve open democratic elections for Hong Kong's next leader. But on Sunday, the Chinese government said the elections should only consist of candidates approved by a Beijing-backed committee, dealing a blow to democracy supporters. Even the leader of the movement seemed deflated. "Up to this point, we failed," Benny Tai, the co-founder of Occupy Central, told Bloomberg Tuesday. "Beijing refused to back down."
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China announced Hong Kong will not have open elections on Sunday
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Hong Kong democracy activists say they will stage mass sit-in protest
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Hong Kong legislators will veto China's reform proposal, resulting in gridlock

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By Ap  Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:11 EST, 14 January 2014 | UPDATED: 09:33 EST, 15 January 2014 For President Barack Obama, seeing the Miami Heat at the White House on Tuesday was like deja vu. A year after congratulating LeBron James and company on winning their second league title, Obama was doing it again. James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, their teammates and coaches, earned another White House visit by following that championship win with another last year. They topped the San Antonio Spurs in series that went the full seven games. Scroll down for video Congratulations: Miami Heat player Chris Bosh shakes hands with President Barack Obama in the East Room of the White House
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Miami heat enjoyed their second consecutive trip to the White House on Tuesday to commemorate an NBA title
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In his speech President Obama congratulated coach Eric Spoeklstra, team president Pat Riley and all the coaches and players for their perseverance
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He drew laughter when saying he could 'relate' to the fact they are still fighting for some respect within the game
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The team presented Obama with a basketball and team jersey marked with the name 'POTUS' (President of the United States) and the number 44, because Obama is the 44th American president

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Prince Charles today intervened in the controversial case of a blogger sentenced to 1,000 lashes in Saudi Arabia as he became the first western royal to meet the country's new ruler. Welcomed by King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, to his private compound, the Al Ergah Palace, the prince diplomatically tackled the international outcry over Raif Badawi. Mr Badawi was arrested in June 2012 for offences including insulting Islam and disobeying his father - considered a crime in Saudi Arabia - after discussing issues such as greater religious and political tolerance online. Scroll down for video
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The Prince landed in Riyadh and was greeted by Prince Faisal bin Bandar
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On arriving Charles was given a Guard of Honour in the terminal building
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He was then served Arabic coffee and dates as part of traditional welcome
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Later he met new Saudi King Salman, with whom he raised civil rights
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He spoke out on behalf of Saudi blogger Raif al-Badawi, who is in jail
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Badawi was sentenced to 1,000 lashes for 'insulting Islam' on his blog

Question: Officials said that Prince Charles was good at raising human rights issues without making the @placeholder 'bristle'


With its tax breaks for the super-wealthy, its Mediterranean climate and beautiful sea views, Monaco has long boasted the world’s most exclusive property market. But a new study has found the gap between house prices in prime London and Monaco is closing. For decades, Monte Carlo has attracted the world’s rich and famous including Sir Roger Moore, Dame Shirley Bassey and Sir Philip Green. Scroll down for video England’s capital appears to be creeping up on the principality after house prices rocketed in the last three years: Knightsbridge (above) Yet, England’s capital appears to be creeping up on the principality after house prices rocketed in the last three years.
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In Fontvieille, Monaco’s most expensive address, the average apartment is now £3.43million
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In Knightsbridge, London the average cost is £3.27million
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In lettings west London’s Knightsbridge is out-performing Monaco, costing £65 per sq ft compared to £61 per sq ft in Monaco

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Brian Williams met with NBCUniversal's CEO on Tuesday morning as a question mark hangs over his future as anchor of the network's Nightly News. Williams, 55, visited Steve Burke at his apartment close to Central Park in Manhattan on Tuesday morning, CNN reported. The pair later left the building together. The meeting came amid reports that NBC's top executives cannot agree on whether  Williams should be axed or remain at the network after he falsely claimed he was in a helicopter that was hit by a grenade while in Iraq in 2003. Scroll down for video NBC execs were reportedly divided over Nightly News anchor Brian Williams' future as names of potential replacements began to emerge on Tuesday. The journalist visited NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke on Tuesday (right)
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Investigative reporter Richard Esposito, and Williams' NBC colleague, was fact-checking his work and expected to draw a conclusion soon
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Williams took a hiatus from top-rated Nightly News after it emerged he falsely claimed he was in a helicopter hit by a grenade while in Iraq in 2003
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Rumored replacements include the Today show's Matt Lauer or co-star Savannah Guthrie

Question: The decision on Williams' future will be taken by top @placeholder execs but they reportedly failed to reach a conclusion after a weekend meeting at the home of NBC Universal CEO, Steve Burke.


(CNN) -- Love is all LeBron needs. Or so the Cleveland Cavaliers hope. The NBA doormat-turned-upstart squad from northeastern Ohio officially got its second big jolt of excitement this offseason on Saturday, with the announcement that Kevin Love is coming its way in a trade. "Welcome to the Land @kevinlove!" James tweeted. Love, who averaged 26.1 points and 12.5 assists a game with the Minnesota Timberwolves, joins LeBron James in Cleveland. It was James' return to the Cavaliers -- the club he famously made "The Decision" to leave four years ago for the Miami Heat -- that was the NBA's biggest move, by far, since the San Antonio Spurs beat the Heat for the championship.
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Minnesota trades star Kevin Love to the Cleveland Cavaliers
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He'll team up LeBron James, who recently rejoined the Cavs
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Timberwolves get the Cavs' last two No. 1 draft picks

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:04 EST, 25 April 2012 | UPDATED: 04:41 EST, 25 April 2012 A top member of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula was killed in an air strike over the weekend, the Yemeni Embassy confirmed Tuesday. U.S. officials say the strike was conducted by the CIA and killed Mohammed Al-Umda on Sunday. The drone targeted the prominent Al-Qaeda leader while he was riding in his SUV. Killed: Wanted Al-Qaeda leader Mohammed Saeed al-Umda was killed by a CIA-operated Predator drone like this one (file photo) Meeting: Yemeni President Abdo Rabbo Mansour Hadi, right, talked with the director of the FBI, Robert Mueller, left, during a meeting in Yemen Tuesday in which Mr Mueller pledged support against Islamist insurgency
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Mohammed Al-Umda, trained by Bin Laden, was killed in weekend strike
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FBI chief vows to help crush insurgency and spoke with Yemen's president
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Yemen President Hadi says he's committed to working with U.S.

Question: In a meeting with President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, who took office earlier this year, @placeholder promised the United States would support Yemen 'with full force' in all respects.


David Cameron insists his promised EU referendum could not be brought forward because he needed time to 'renegotiate a better deal for Britain' Britain will not get a say on leaving the European Union until 2017, after Downing Street rejected claims a referendum could be held next year. Number 10 made clear there are 'absolutely no plans' to hold the referendum in 2016, after a minister was quoted as saying a vote next year was the 'preferred route'. Prime Minister David Cameron told MailOnline the vote could not be brought forward because he needed time to 'renegotiate a better deal for Britain'.
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Number 10 made clear there are 'absolutely no plans' to hold vote in 2016
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Minister was quoted as saying a vote next year was the 'preferred route'.
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Prime Minister says he needs time to 'renegotiate a better deal for Britain'
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Chancellor George Osborne rejects idea referendum has caused instability

Question: Mr Cameron used a major speech in November to set out key demands on banning EU nationals from claiming in-work benefits or social housing in Britain for four years, deporting jobless migrants if they do not get work for six months and refusing to allow other countries to join the EU without imposing controls on the movement of their workers until their economies have reached @placeholder levels.


(CNN) -- After a weekend of intense investigation, authorities are piecing together more details about Friday's fatal shooting at Los Angeles International Airport -- including the suspect's behavior earlier in the week and a warning from his family that may have come moments too late. Here is a rundown to get you up to speed: THE SUSPECT Paul Ciancia, 23, of Los Angeles is charged with murder of a federal officer and commission of violence in an international airport. He was shot by officers Friday and was in critical condition at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center Sunday. A source said Ciancia was unable to speak to investigators.
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Suspect Paul Ciancia, 23, is in critical condition and could face the death penalty
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Wife of slain TSA officer Gerardo Hernandez, 39, says her husband "took pride in his duty"
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Police, responding to family concern, arrived at Ciancia's apartment shortly after he left for airport
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The TSA chief says security protocol is under review

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