By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 10:25 EST, 28 January 2014 | UPDATED: 17:17 EST, 28 January 2014 Rather than cheering him on from box seats at Sunday's Super Bowl, Demaryius Thomas' mother and grandmother will be supporting the Broncos wide receiver from prison. Katina Smith and her mom, Minnie Thomas, have been cellmates for 14 years, since they were arrested on federal charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine. Thomas faced 40 years to life, Smith 20 years. They will sit in a small room, wearing prison-issued gray T-shirts because they're not permitted to wear his orange No. 88 jersey, as Demaryius, who was raised by his aunt and uncle, tries to beat the Seattle Seahawks.
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Demaryius Thomas' mother, Katina Smith, and grandmother, Minnie Thomas, have been cellmates in a Tallahassee, Florida, prison for 14 years
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They were arrested on federal charges of possessing with intent to deal cocaine
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The women will sit in a small room, wearing prison-issued gray T-shirts because they're not permitted to wear his orange No. 88 jersey, to cheer on Demaryius with pom-poms made from newspaper
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The Denver Bronco, who was raised by his aunt and uncle, begged his grandmother to stop selling drugs at their home with he was 11 but they were busted soon after
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Demaryius and Smith have rebuilt their relationship and he will speak to his mother Sunday morning
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She is scheduled to be released Christmas Day 2016 - his 29th birthday

Question: 'I was nervous, I was shaking, I was sweating, and waving our pom-poms, and I was holding my breath and I was like "Oh my goodness, this is really happening, this is really happening,"' @placeholder recalled.


(Mental Floss) -- Park Place, Boardwalk, and a hidden map with a secret escape route? For Allied POWs during World War II, Monopoly® games came equipped with real-life "get out of jail free" cards. During World War II, the British secret service hatched a master plan to smuggle escape gear to captured Allied soldiers inside Germany. Their secret weapon? Monopoly boxes. The original notion was simple enough: Find a way to sneak useful items into prison camps in an unassuming form. But the idea to use Monopoly came from a series of happy coincidences, all of which started with maps.
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Monopoly board games helped Allied troops in WWII
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Red Cross gave special games to troops in POW camps
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They contained maps, compasses, money
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The troops used the items to escape to safety

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(CNN) -- Drew Peterson, the former police sergeant who authorities call the prime suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson, has been indicted on murder charges related to his third wife, Kathleen Savio, the Illinois state attorney's office said. Drew Peterson was arrested Thursday on murder charges relating to his third wife, Kathleen Savio. Illinois State Police said Peterson was taken into custody about 5:30 p.m. Thursday after a traffic stop near his home. Police had staked out his home all day, said police Capt. Carl Dobrich, but waited for Peterson to leave to arrest him out of concern for his three children, who were inside the house.
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Dad of girlfriend: I'm glad justice finally came -- before he hurt my daughter"
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Drew Peterson arrested in the slaying of his third wife, Kathleen Savio
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Renewed interest in Savio's death came after Peterson's fourth wife disappeared
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Peterson, through his attorney, denies any wrongdoing in either case

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Dramatic scenes ended a tense hostage situation early Tuesday in Sydney, with sounds of an explosion and gunfire as Australian police stormed a cafe where a gunman had hours earlier taken more than 10 people hostage. "The whole moment seemed to begin by the escape by our count of six or seven hostages; they ran out from the right-hand side of the cafe and flew down the steps and into the arms of the waiting police," Channel 7 reporter Chris Reason told CNN. "At that point there were a couple of minutes of silence, a police unit moved in; we could see them in dark uniforms, night-vision goggles on, looking toward the door. There was a shot fired -- we think that at that point that it was the gunman firing a shot. We heard from one police officer saying that a hostage was down and at that point the police moved in," Reason said.
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Explosions and gunfire heard as police storm Sydney cafe, ending siege
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Police move in after more hostages escape
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High-profile attack in Sydney's central business district unprecedented
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Streets usually bustling with city workers, tourists and shoppers

Question: Beyond the train station are the studios of @placeholder network Channel 7, whose huge glass windows act as the backdrop for early-morning programming, and where crowds are encouraged to gather.


By Simon Jones Tottenham have struck a deal with Swansea to sign Ben Davies and Michel Vorm with Gylfi Sigurdsson and cash going the other way. The £15million arrangement sees Tottenham pip Liverpool to both targets. Davies, a 21-year-old Wales international, has moved to White Hart Lane despite Liverpool's overtures because he believes he will play more regularly. Holland international Vorm has also been watched closely by Liverpool as they wanted competition for Simon Mignolet. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Tottenham play American Football with NFL's Seattle Seahawks Prospect: Davies has attracted the attention of several top clubs including Liverpool, but is set for Spurs
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Spurs look all set to add Ben Davies and Michel Vorm to their ranks, with Gylfi Sigurdsson and cash going in the opposite direction
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The news will come as a blow to Liverpool who were interested in the duo
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The deal is believed to be worth £15million overall

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 10:39 EST, 31 May 2012 | UPDATED: 02:53 EST, 1 June 2012 Anger: Live on air Mr Paxman said Greece could be vomited out of the Euro like a bad kebab, to the anger of a guest Jeremy Paxman has compared Greece's potential exit from the Euro to that of 'a bad kebab' being 'vomited out.' The Newsnight presenter was given a tongue-lashing by a Greek guest and criticised on Twitter after his comments, made on the show last night, were branded 'offensive' and 'disrespectful' to the country and its people. The abrasive BBC journalist was describing Greece's political and financial problems when he used the 'bad kebab' analogy to explain what the rest of the Eurozone may want to do with them.
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Newsnight presenter was swiftly slapped down by former finance minister of Greece, a guest on the show
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'The Greek economy is in a crisis and the Greek people deserve some respect,' he said

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(Fast Company)  -- For years, employees at Google have suggested a project near and dear to their nerd hearts: a Google-led science fair. "It's come up over and over and over again," says Cristin Frodella, a senior product marketing manager in education at Google. After all, many a Googler has fond childhood memories of explaining the genius of his or her biology experiment to passersby in a school gym. (Frodella and her best friend trained hamsters to ask for food by ringing a bell.) Today those Googlers and budding scientists worldwide should be ecstatic. The company launched Google Science Fair, the first global online science competition. It's open to full-time students ages 13 to 18, who are encouraged to use the panoply of Google products to record and share their work.
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Google Science Fair is the first global online science competition
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Fair open to full-time students ages 13 to 18
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Prizes include a trip to the Galapagos Islands and $120,000 in scholarships

Question: "We want to let kids use our online tools so they can participate from anywhere in world," Frodella tells @placeholder.


Floyd Mayweather has revealed that his rematch with Marcos Maidana could be one of the final times fans can see him in the ring - after announcing his plan to retire in 2015. The 37-year-old stated ahead of the bout that he sees himself fighting twice more - against 'exciting' opponents - next year before hanging up his gloves for good. With a split-decision victory in the original fight against Maidana in May, the American extended his undefeated professional record to 46 bouts. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Floyd Mayweather and Marcos Maidana arrive in Las Vegas Peace: Floyd Mayweather, sporting a white sweater-top and wearing a pendant around his neck, makes his way through the crowds of the MGM Grand Hotel
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Floyd Mayweather and Marcos Maidana will meet in a rematch at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas on Saturday
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Mayweather narrowly beat Maidana by a split decision in a close fight at the same venue back in May
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The 37-year-old revealed he plans to retire in 2015 and may only box twice more after his rematch with Maidana
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He played down speculation that his camp were in talks for a superfight with Manny Pacquiao next year

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(CNN) -- Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said Saturday he is committed to resolving the crisis in his country as long as peace efforts are conducted in "neutrality and independence," state media reported. He addressed the conflict during a meeting in Damascus with Lakhdar Brahimi, the new international envoy to Syria. "The success of the political work is linked to pressing the countries which fund and train the terrorists, confiscate weapons into Syria to stop such acts," the president said, according to SANA. Brahimi, who recently replaced Kofi Annan as the U.N. and Arab League point man for the conflict, highlighted the need for both sides to find a resolution and reiterated that the Syrian people are his first priority.
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NEW: An opposition group says at least 164 people were killed Saturday
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The Syrian president says other nations are funding "terrorists"
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Lakhdar Brahimi makes his first visit to Damascus as U.N. envoy
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He met with the president and held "candid" talks with Syria's foreign minister

Question: "I believe that the president is more aware than me of the scope and seriousness of this crisis," Brahimi said after his meeting with @placeholder.


Washington (CNN) -- As President Barack Obama decides whether to strike ISIS inside Syria, he has political considerations as well. U.S. lawmakers are watching critically as Obama weighs options on how to deal with the threat from ISIS, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. Many have argued the surge of ISIS is the direct result of lack of strategic action to date from Obama, while others are questioning how broadly Obama's executive authority extends when it comes to taking militarily action. Rep. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, tells CNN that unless the United States or its citizens face an imminent threat from ISIS, Obama must seek approval from Congress before extended airstrikes against ISIS inside Syria.
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Administration considers hitting ISIS targets in Syria
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But there are political, international law questions
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AURORA, Colorado (CNN) -- An Afghan native facing terrorism charges planned to bomb a target in New York on the anniversary of the terrorists attacks of September 11, 2001, a federal prosecutor said Friday. Najibullah Zazi gets off an NYPD helicopter in New York on Friday. He was taken to a Brooklyn detention center. Najibullah Zazi intended to be in New York "with the intent of using" a bomb on September 11, federal prosecutor Tim Neff said during a court hearing Friday. A federal judge ordered Zazi to remain in custody at the hearing. A few hours later, he left Colorado for New York, where a grand jury indicted him on one count of conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction against unspecified targets in the United States.
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Zazi's arraignment scheduled for Tuesday at 11 a.m., U.S. Attorney's office said
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U.S. says Najibullah Zazi, 24, had bomb-making instructions on his computer
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Zazi's father another man charged with lying to federal agents in the case
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Zazi, two others arrested earlier, accused of lying to federal agents in terror inquiry

Question: The following day, he started driving from Colorado to @placeholder in a rental car with his laptop, the memo says.


It may look like it has run the gautlet with every Bond villain but this run-down Aston Martin would be worth a whopping £200,000 if restored to its former glory. The 1966 DB6 Vantage, that was last bought for just £4,000 in the 1970s, has spent the last 30 years languishing under a thick layer of dust in a barn. Despite being caked in mud and having an exhausted appearance, the British-built classic motor is tipped to sell for £30,000. Run-down: This Aston Martin is expected to fetch up to £30,000 at auction 'Tired interior': A box of old motoring bits sits in the driver's footwell while the driver's seat is occupied by a rusty spare wheel
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The 1966 DB6 Vantage was last bought for just £4,000 in the 1970s
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Despite being caked in mud and dust it is expected to sell for £30,000
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Expected to need 'full monty' restoration but will then be worth a fortune

Question: The late owner of the Aston Martin, the car favoured by @placeholder, drove it througout the 1970s but locked it away in a barn in 1983 - and it has sat there ever since.


Reverend Al Sharpton has blasted his former attorney collaborator in the wake of accusations he raped an adviser to Sharpton's National Action Network. Sharpton's highly visible move Tuesday to distance himself from Sanford Rubenstein came a day after police combed the 70-year-old civil rights attorney's apartment for evidence that could paint a picture of what happened in the hours after Sharpton's birthday bash Saturday. Among the potential evidence hauled from Rubenstein's Upper East penthouse on Monday were two bloody condoms and a sex toy. Accused: A file photo shows civil rights power attorney Sanford Rubenstein, who's been accused of raping another trusted ally of Al Sharpton after the reverend's 60th birthday bash on Saturday
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Sanford Rubenstein, 70, accused of raping 42-year-old last week in his Manhattan apartment
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The longtime civil rights collaborator of Sharpton's is accused of raping a National Action Network adviser at his penthouse apartment
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Went home with her after Sharpton's 60th birthday party in Manhattan
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Investigators searched Rubenstein's Upper East Side penthouse Monday, removing dozens of evidence bags and a mattress

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(CNN) -- Vincenzo Montella has been appointed as the new coach of Italian club AS Roma after Claudio Ranieri handed in his resignation. Roma acted quickly after the departure of Ranieri, who quit after his side were beaten 4-3 by Genoa on Sunday, having led 3-0 six minutes into the second half. Montella, 36, scored 118 goals in 267 Serie A matches and netted 84 for Roma during a ten-year stint with the club. He joined Ranieri's coaching staff in 2009. "AS Roma have, today, given first team duties to Mr Vincenzo Montella until the end of the current season,'' the club said in a statement.
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Roma appoint Vincenzo Montella as their new coach to replace Claudio Ranieri
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Montella played for Roma for 10 years and joined the coaching staff in 2009
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Real Sociedad beat Mallorca 1-0 in Spain thanks to a Raul Tamudo goal
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West Ham thrash Burnley 5-1 to reach the English FA Cup quarterfinals

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Question: The club confirmed his departure in a statement on Monday: ''AS Roma announces it received yesterday evening the resignation of Mr @placeholder as coach of the first team.

Question: "Following this move, the financial contract with @placeholder, whose deal was coming to an end on June 30, 2011, has ended by mutual consent.


Beijing (CNN) -- On a typical day, China's border with Myanmar is quite porous and vibrant. Often from the same ethnic groups, traders from both sides share much in common and do brisk business. I saw that up close during a reporting trip for CNN a few years ago. At one border town in China's Yunnan Province, I saw residents from both sides, speaking similar dialects, buying and selling produce, consumer goods, minerals and timber, before crossing back to their own country. We even brought back Myanmar bank notes as a souvenir from the trip. Scenes like this along the two countries' 2,000-kilometer border serve as constant reminders of long and deep bilateral ties.
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Myanmar was one of the first countries to recognize China's Communist government in 1949
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Beijing became the previously reclusive country's most influential supporter on the world stage
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By the end of 2010, China had become Myanmar's second-largest trading partner
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Myanmar offers China energy resources and a strategic gateway to the Indian Ocean

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By Damien Gayle A new web app which shows a Google Street View of locations where photos uploaded to Instagram have been taken has been dubbed a 'stalker's wet dream'. The app, put together by students at Rutgers University in New Jersey, harvests data from Instagram to tie together photos' location metadata to their physical location. It allows users to search images by keyword then shows a constant stream of pictures from the cult photo-sharing service - revealing exactly where and when they were taken. Published online for all to see: A new web app called The Beat harvests data from Instagram then links the location that photos were taken to images from Google Street View
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Shows how much personal information we reveal when using such services
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App harvests location data and links it to Google Street View
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Users enter keywords into search and are presented with stream of images

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Christmas is always a boom time for the perfume industry — the run-up to the big day accounts for more than half of all perfume sales for the year — but it seems that it’s not all going to be Dior and Chanel sitting under the tree. Last week it was revealed that scents from stars such as Britney Spears, Beyoncé and Cheryl Fernandez-Versini are outselling established fragrance brands such as DKNY, Hugo Boss and Gucci by as much as three to one. But are these perfumes actually any good, or are they simply trading in on a name? To find out, we asked fragrance expert, Callum Langston-Bolt, of Les Senteurs, London’s oldest independent perfumery, to blind-sniff some of the best-selling celebrity scents from The Perfume Shop, and give his verdict, before revealing to him exactly who was behind each one.
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Perfume is a Christmas list favourite with thousands to choose from
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Celebrity scents are currently outselling established brands three to one
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One of London's top fragrance experts has put them to the test

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A suspected Islamic militant returning to Europe from the war in Syria was arrested on Sunday at Malaga airport in southern Spain as a potential "threat to national security," the Interior Ministry said in a statement. The suspect, Abdeluahid Sadik Mohamed, belongs to an al Qaeda-linked group, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, the statement said. A spokesman for the Ministry confirmed Sadik Mohamed is a Spanish national born in Ceuta, the Spanish enclave on Morocco's north coast. He had spent months alongside Islamic militants fighting in Syria and in Iraq since last May, arriving to the region from Casablanca, Morocco. He was arrested at Malaga airport on a flight from Istanbul, Turkey, the statement said.
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Suspect is a Spanish national
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The suspect is tied to an al Qaeda-linked group
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The arrest took place at Malaga airport
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Sadik Mohamed will be arraigned at the National Court in Madrid,

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Civil rights luminaries joined throngs of protesters carrying "Justice for Trayvon" signs on Saturday, slowly marching to the Sanford, Florida, police headquarters to demand the arrest of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin's killer. "We will march on, we will rally, pray, petition, challenge elected officials, judges, law enforcement, attorneys, in the courthouse and in the White House, until justice for Trayvon Martin is real," high school senior Clarence Moore III, a member of the NAACP's College and Youth Division. Roslyn Brock, chairwoman of the NAACP board of directors, urged demonstrators to turn their anger into constructive action, telling them to register and vote.
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Martin's parents join scores to remember their son at a Miramar, Florida, event
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NAACP official urges demonstrators in Sanford to turn anger into constructive action
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George Zimmerman's family say he killed Martin in self-defense
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Florida's attorney general defends the special prosecutor in the Martin case

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Former Vice President Dick Cheney on Sunday defended the Bush administration's economic record, the invasion of Iraq and the treatment of suspected terrorists, warning that reversing its anti-terrorism policies endangers Americans. "We've accomplished nearly everything we set out to do," ex-Vice President Dick Cheney says Sunday about Iraq. In a wide-ranging interview with CNN's "State of the Union," Cheney said the harsh interrogations of suspects and the use of warrantless electronic surveillance were "absolutely essential" to get information to prevent more attacks like the 2001 suicide hijackings that targeted New York and Washington. "President Obama campaigned against it all across the country, and now he is making some choices that, in my mind, will, in fact, raise the risk to the American people of another attack," he said.
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NEW: Cheney: Harsh interrogations, warrantless eavesdropping "essential"
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NEW: Former vice president says Bush rebuffed his advice on two big issues
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"An administration has to be able to respond to [crises] and we did," Cheney said
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Cheney cites costs of dealing with 9/11 attacks, wars in Afghanistan and Iraq

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Kano, Nigeria (CNN)Authorities in the landlocked African nation of Niger have arrested 160 suspected Boko Haram militants allegedly involved in deadly attacks near that country's border with Nigeria, a national police spokesman said Tuesday. The arrests happened over the last two days in Niger's Diffa region, which borders Nigeria. Those taken into custody include Kaka Bunu, who police spokesman Adil Doro said was "involved in the recruitment of (Boko Haram) members." Some of the suspects fled south, only to be arrested while on the run or in "their hiding places," said Yakubu Sumana Gawo, the governor of Niger's Diffa region.
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Colonel: 100 Boko Haram, 5 Cameroon soldiers killed in recent fighting
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Sources: Hundreds of suspected militants being held in Cameroonian prisons
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Niger has faced more Boko Haram attacks since allying with others fighting the group

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(CNN) -- Leaders of the burgeoning Tea Party movement say their projected midterm election victories should send a strong message: watch out in 2012. "The Republicans need to know, we've done it in 2010. If they don't do the right thing in the next couple of years, it's not a problem. We'll come back in 2012. We'll do it all over again. We'll replace them with people that will uphold [our] principles," said Mark Meckler, co-founder of Tea Party Patriots -- one of the movement's largest groups. Tuesday's elections were seen as a crucial moment for measuring the staying power of the Tea Party movement, which was born out of frustration with the political establishment and steeped in economic anxiety.
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NEW: At least five projected Republican Senate winners are backed by the Tea Party
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"We'll come back in 2012. We'll do it all over again," a movement leader says
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A political analyst says Tea Party activists helped Republicans win more House seats
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The midterm elections results are a key tool for measuring the staying power of the Tea Party

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Monza, Italy (CNN) -- Mercedes has the fastest two cars in Formula One this season but there is just one problem -- there can only be one world champion. Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg arrive at the Italian Grand Prix this weekend with the title fight distilled into a thrillingly intense duel. Mercedes is desperate to keep a lid on the seething tensions spilling over from a Belgian bust-up as the German team chases its first world title since 1955. But is it too late to mend the poisoned relationship between the star drivers? Where did it go wrong?
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Mercedes drivers Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton are battling for the F1 world championship
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The two collided at the Belgian Grand Prix, with Rosberg being heavily criticized
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Rosberg leads the drivers' standings, 29 points ahead of Hamilton in second
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Briton Hamilton won the title in 2008, while Rosberg is bidding for his first crown

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Question: The @placeholder finished second but was greeted by a chorus of boos on the podium from fans who saw his pass as a deliberately cynical move.


It has been dubbed the most luxurious cruise ship ever built and at a cost of $450million (£297million) it is certainly costing enough to build. The Regent Seven Seas Cruises Explorer will come in at 732ft in length, but will carry just 750 guests in total and every room will be a suite. With gourmet dining throughout, marble floors, crystal chandeliers and one 'residence' that is almost four times bigger than the average house in the UK, the vessel is certainly set to take the luxury ship market by storm. Scroll down for video The Penthouse on the Seven Seas Explorer will offer luxury and importantly decent amount of space for guests to relax
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Ship weighs 56,000 tons and can carry 750 guests in luxury throughout with huge amounts of space
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The Regent Suite measures 3,875-square-foot, the average house size in the UK is 1,042 square-feet
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Regent Seven Seas Cruises reported both single-day and first week record bookings for the Explorer

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By Daily Mail Reporter Barack Obama danced his way into Tanzania today on the final leg of his tour of Africa - and while he is there he is set to be welcomed by a familiar face. The President's predecessor George W. Bush will also be in the the country addressing a conference on African women, and the two men are planning to meet at the U.S. Embassy in Dar es Salaam tomorrow. Mr Obama and Mr Bush will lay a wreath to commemorate the embassy bombing which killed 11 people in 1998. Scroll down for video Arrival: Barack Obama was greeted by a Tanzanian band as he landed in Dar es Salaam today
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President lands in Dar es Salaam and is greeted by Tanzania's leader
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He will join Bush for a memorial ceremony at the U.S. Embassy tomorrow
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Tanzania is his last stop on tour of Africa after Senegal and South Africa

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By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 05:11 EST, 9 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:17 EST, 10 January 2014 David Cameron’s populist attacks on immigration risk ‘destroying the future’ of the British people, a senior EU official has claimed in an extraordinary attack on an elected Prime Minister. Viviane Reding, Vice-President of the European Commission, accused Mr Cameron of fuelling fears of an 'invasion' and claimed Britons claiming ‘much more’ in benefits than EU migrants. It is the latest broadside from the continent aimed at the Prime Minister since he complained about child benefit being exported across the EU and urged other European leaders to curb immigration.
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Vice-President of European Commission in extraordinary attack on PM
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Viviane Reding accuses the Prime Minister of indulging in populist rhetoric
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Dismisses the idea of 'invasion' and benefits tourism as untrue

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(CNN) -- Apple has published a letter to Chinese customers -- signed by CEO Tim Cook -- that addresses the growing controversy over the company's warranty policies there. Posted to the Chinese version of Apple's website on Monday, the letter (Google translation) discusses changes that Apple plans in China to offer better customer service. In addition to a clear statement on Apple's website regarding its repair and warranty policies, Apple also plans to increase training for its staff and authorized resellers, and plans to improve how it handles iPhone 4 and 4S repairs. "We are aware ... the lack of external communication in this process ... lead to the speculation that Apple is arrogant, does not care or does not attach importance to consumer feedback. We express our sincere apologies for any concerns or misunderstandings this gives consumers," reads a Google translation version of Cook's letter.
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Apple CEO apologizes to Chinese customers
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Tim Cook says lack of communication made Apple look arrogant
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Chinese media had attacked Apple over warranty complaints

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By Matt Chorley and Tamara Cohen PUBLISHED: 14:09 EST, 28 October 2012 | UPDATED: 10:31 EST, 29 October 2012 A Labour MP today defied his wife, daughters and party bosses and refused to apologise after telling former Tory politician Louise Mensch to ‘shut up’. Austin Mitchell sparked a furious storm on Twitter after criticising author Mrs Mensch for contradicting her husband over why she quit the Commons last month. The Grismby MP tweeted: ‘Shut up Menschkin. A good wife doesn't disagree with her master in public and a good little girl doesn't lie about why she quit politics.’ Defiant Labour MP Austin Mitchell today refused to withdraw his tweets that Louise Mensch should should 'shut up' and remember 'A good wife doesn't disagree with her master in public'
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Austin Mitchell tells former Tory MP she must remember 'a good wife doesn't disagree with her master in public'
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Mrs Mesnch had disputed her husband's explanation for why she quit as Corby MP this summer
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She said the decision was based solely on 'inability to hold family life together' but Peter Mensch said she would have lost the seat to Labour

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New storm: Katie Hopkins was a called a racist after a series of controversial tweets were sent from her Twitter account A number of anti-Muslim rants were sent from Katie Hopkins' Twitter account last night including one that called Palestinians 'filthy rodents'. The former Apprentice contestant, 39, also demanded that Israel 'restart the bombing campaign' on Gaza after two Israelis were stabbed to death in separate knife attacks in Tel Aviv yesterday. The messages have sparked demands for Hopkins to be arrested, but it is not clear whether her Twitter account had been hacked. The bizarre tweets from her account, where she refers to herself as 'telling it like it is', were branded Islamophobic today and started at around 9pm last night.
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Series of bizarre tweets sent from her account last night spark outrage
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One called Palestinian's 'filthy rodents' and demanded Israel bomb them
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Messages about Muslim faith have been branded 'Islamophobic' by critics
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Tweets using Band Aid lyrics also poked fun at Ebola victims
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By Tim Shipman And Ian Drury UPDATED: 18:27 EST, 2 February 2012 Up to half of Britain’s forces in Afghanistan will come home next year after the Americans announced plans to speed up withdrawal by a year. Downing Street confirmed that British troops will no longer lead combat operations by the end of 2013, handing command responsibility to local Afghan forces 12 months earlier than expected. Plans have now been drawn up to cut the force of 9,000 British troops by at least 4,000 next year, with a series of steady drawdowns in troops throughout the year. Previously, David Cameron has said that British forces will no longer be in a combat role by the end of 2014, but ministers had failed to spell out that the handover to Afghan commanders will begin much earlier than that.
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ISAF troops will retain a 'supporting' role
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Report compiled by U.S. forces claims Pakistan security agency is assisting Taliban attacks against Nato forces
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Afghans bracing for return of Taliban when foreign troops withdraw in 2014
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Taliban detainees claim Pakistan employs network of spies to give strategic advice to militants
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Pakistan Foreign Ministry dismisses claims as 'frivolous' and insists it is committed to non-interference in Afghanistan
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10-year conflict has seen nearly 3,000 service personnel killed

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The Israeli military says two soldiers have been killed and a further seven wounded in a Hezbollah 'revenge attack' on a military convoy near the Lebanese border today. Israel's military responded to the anti-tank missile strike on the convoy with aerial and ground attacks on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon. The Hezbollah group struck the nine-vehicle convoy with several missiles in an apparent retaliation for a deadly Israeli airstrike in Syria that killed six Hezbollah fighters earlier this month. A Spanish U.N. peacekeeper was also killed in today's clash. Israeli soldiers carry their injured comrade after his army vehicle was hit by anti-tank missile, near the Har Dov area, on the Israeli-Lebanese border today. The Lebanese Hezbollah group has claimed responsibility
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Missiles fired by Lebanese Hezbollah group hit an Israeli military convoy
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Two soldiers were killed and another seven soldiers were wounded
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Lebanese Hezbollah group claimed responsibility for firing the missile
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Thought to be retaliation for deadly Israeli airstrike in Syria 10 days ago
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Israel responded by firing 50 artillery shells into Lebanon
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would respond 'forcefully'
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A Spanish U.N peacekeeper was also killed in the clash in South Lebanon

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Question: An @placeholder tanks stands ready right on the border with Lebanon in northern Israel today


Stereotypes of Danish cuisine inevitably feature visions of streaky bacon and swirly pastries. But trail-blazing restaurants like the two Michelin-starred "Noma" have ushered in a fashion for so-called "New Nordic Cuisine" that has seen bon vivants straining their vocal chords in songs of praise. Copenhagen, the stylish Danish capital, is leading the way in this North European culinary revolution. Indeed, the latest edition of the Michelin Guide awarded the city's restaurants an impressive 14 stars -- more than any other of its Scandinavian counterparts. But the city is also dotted with eateries for all occasions and tastes, offering more than just Michelin starred fine dining. Here is CNN's at-a-glance guide to Europe's new culinary capital.
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Copenhagen is at the heart of the wave of "New Nordic Cuisine"
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Restaurants like two Michelin-starred "Noma" have put Scandanvian food on the map
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CNN showcases eateries for every palate in a culinary tour of Copenhagen

Question: @placeholder is hidden inside an 18th-century storage building that was once used to keep salt.


Muammar Gadaffi bedded at least four women just hours before meeting Prince Andrew for trade talks, it was claimed today. The Libyan dictator had a voracious sexual appetite and was so addicted to anti-impotence Viagra pills a nurse told him to cut down his intake. The sordid world of the despot who was killed last month in the country's uprising, has been revealed by his manservant of seven years. Voracious: Libyan leader Muammar Gadaffi lived a life of extravagance and sexual addiction Faisal, a young chef, cooked Andrew a 'traditional' dinner of tabouli, hummus and couscous when the prince met the Arab leader at the villa of one of his female friends.
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Aide who dyed dictator's hair claims: 'He would have his way with them like he had just blown his nose'
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Libyan leader was addicted to sex and Viagra pills

Question: @placeholder claimed that some of the women he bedded suffered so badly 'they went immediately from his bedroom to the hospital' to be treated for internal injuries.


(CNN) -- A day after Saudi King Abdullah announced greater political participation for women in the future, some Saudis questioned just how big a change may really be on the horizon. Some women's rights activists who were initially elated by Sunday's announcement said they were feeling disappointed because the changes do not kick in immediately. "We don't really think now that we've been promised a real right," said one. But a member of Saudi Arabia's Consultative Council called one of the changes the king announced "hugely important." King Abdullah announced two changes Sunday, which would be historic for Saudi Arabia. He said women will be allowed to serve as members of the Shura Council, the Consultative Council that advises the king. Its 150 members are appointed.
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NEW: The system of women's subordination in Saudi Arabia "needs to be dismantled," an Amnesty International official says
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"We don't really think now that we've been promised a real right," a Saudi women's rights activist says
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A member of the Consultative Council says the future inclusion of women will be "hugely important"
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King Abdullah announced two changes Sunday

Question: While the king did not use the word "vote" in his remarks, allowing women to take part in the nomination process would amount to voting within @placeholder's system.


Vitriolic insults hurled by North Korea's state-run media are so frequent that they're usually not news. But recent KCNA articles use such racially-charged rhetoric that they have drawn criticism from the White House's National Security Council, which called them "particularly ugly and disrespectful." North Korea's state media KCNA described President Barack Obama using racial epithets and likened him to a "wicked black monkey." The most offensive piece, published in Korean on May 2 under the title "Divine punishment to the world's one and only delinquent Obama," repeatedly refers to him as a monkey. "You can also tell this by his appearance and behavior, and while it may be because he is a crossbreed, one cannot help thinking the more one sees him that he has escaped from a monkey's body," it stated.
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KCNA describes Obama with racial slurs
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The piece repeatedly likens Obama to a monkey
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North Korea state media often ridicules state officials, including South Korean president

Question: The racist rant on @placeholder was flagged by a blog, One Free Korea, which started the entry with, "Oh, yes they did" and highlighted excerpts from the epithet-laced official news service.


England’s tour Sri Lanka has barely begun, yet Alastair Cook and coach Peter Moores have already found themselves on the defensive after the controversial decision to leave Alex Hales out of the opening warm-up game in Colombo. With Hales, ranked third in the ICC’s Twenty20 batting table, left out of the top three in favour of Cook, Moeen Ali and Ian Bell for Friday’s 50-over match against Sri Lanka A, England once more stood accused of the kind of conservative thinking that many fear could condemn them to another World Cup flop in Australia and New Zealand next year. And while Cook insisted England were ‘nowhere near’ identifying his opening partner, there is a concern among the coaching staff that Hales was exposed by India’s bowlers during his four one-day internationals at the end of the summer.
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Alastair Cook and Moeen Ali will open for England against Sri Lanka A
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England accused of conservatism for not picking big hitter Alex Hales
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'We wanted a bowler in the top six and Moeen gave us that,' explains Cook

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The boss of a Christian TV network has stepped down from his role because of a ‘moral failure’ in his marriage. Rory Alec said he was handing over the running of God TV, a worldwide network that got its start in Britain, to his wife Wendy. He did not elaborate – but religious figures have quit similar positions in the past after having extramarital affairs. Scroll down for video GodTV co-founder Rory Alec has stepped down from heading the network he founded with his wife Wendy 20 years ago. She will assume the leadership of the network Rory Alec (right) says he will step down due to a 'moral failure' in his marriage
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Rory Alec, who co-founded the network with his wife Wendy, says he's stepping down due to the 'disappointment I've caused'
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Wendy Alec, who's headed GodTV's programming for 19 years, will assume leadership of the network
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She will make a televised statement on the matter this week

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Raking it in: Even after having his salary slashed by 36%, Lee Hsien Loong will still earn $1.7m a year Singapore's Prime Minister has reacted to public anger over income inequality by taking a 36 per cent pay cut - but is still one of the world's best paid political leaders. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has had his salary reduced by over a third after public fury over soaring housing costs and increased pay inequality. The Singapore leader is still earning $1.7million a year (£1.089m) as the world's best paid leader however, over four times the salary of U.S. president Barack Obama.
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Lee Hsien Loong earns four times the salary of Obama and eight times wage of Cameron
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Singapore leader taking pay cut following public anger over income inequality

Question: The committee - appointed by Lee following a disastrous parliamentary election in which his party faced historic losses - recommended that @placeholder's salary be cut 36 percent to 2.2 million Singapore dollars ($1.7 million).


(CNN) -- Yuriy Krocha's three children have a lot of questions about the situation in Ukraine. His youngest daughter, 8, pointed to a world map a couple of days ago and asked, "Papa, Russia is so big. Why does it need our small peninsula?" Krocha, 42, and his family live in Simferopol, the regional capital of Crimea, Ukraine. Soldiers without national insignias -- but whom everyone presumes to be Russian -- started showing up on Thursday, he said. That day, Krocha said he got a call from his children's school to take them, because teachers were afraid to let them go on their own, and they had to stay at home Friday. The downtown was blocked by police from Thursday until Sunday, Krocha said.
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A Crimean resident has observed gas, food price increases
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He said downtown Simferopol streets were closed Thursday to Sunday
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In Yalta, resident reports no sightings of troops

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Attack: Miriam Margolyes blasted the English class system after become an Australian citizen One of Britain’s most respected and enduring actresses launched a stinging attack on the English class system... and added insult to injury by becoming an Australian citizen. BAFTA-winning star Miriam Margolyes criticised her native land for its lack of energy and optimism after a citizenship ceremony presided over by Australian prime minister Julia Gillard. She said: 'I don’t like class distinction and there is far too much of that in England. 'There’s an energy here - an optimism, a vitality. I think England doesn’t have that any more. There’s an irony and not accepting bull**** and I love that, that straight-talking stuff.'
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Miss Margolyes criticised UK after citizenship ceremony
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She said her native land 'lacks energy and optimism'

Question: Miss Margolyes, who was awarded an OBE for services to drama in 2001, will also keep her @placeholder citizenship.


By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 05:56 EST, 26 May 2013 | UPDATED: 17:50 EST, 26 May 2013 Paris police today conceded that the stabbing of a French soldier was inspired by the terrorist murder of Drummer Lee Rigby. Private Cedric Cordier, 23, was stabbed in the neck while on patrol in the business district of the French capital on Saturday evening. He is now recovering in hospital. The attacker, who has not been caught, was 6ft2in, of North African origin and wore a long, Arab garment called a djellaba. In a copycat of an ambush in London in which a British serviceman was murdered, the attacker struck in front of dozens of passers-by, stabbing his victim in the throat and neck.
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Private Cedric Cordier was  stabbed in the throat and neck from behind
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Attacked said to be 'inspired' by the savage murder of Drummer Lee Rigby
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Attacker was robed, bearded, in his 30s, of North African origin

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama arrives in Mumbai Saturday morning for three days of deal making, cultural engagements and talks on regional and global security. He and Manmohan Singh, the Indian prime minister, have much to discuss. America is the world's most powerful democracy; India is its largest and most vibrant. America needs India to stabilize a rough neighborhood; India needs America to counter China's growing power. America wants to develop a strategic military alliance by arming India with the modern tools of war; New Delhi prefers a more limited transactional relationship with Washington to replace its depleted Soviet-era fleet that avoids making India the operating base of a future conflict.
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Obama will visit India with a group of American business executives
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Mansoor Ijaz says trip offers opportunity for a grand bargain with India
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By striking a deal on economic, military, security issues, the two nations would benefit, he says
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Ijaz: Progress on peace in the region and in the fight against terrorism could result

Question: America wants less outsourcing and more trade to create badly needed new jobs at home; India, whose protectionist economic tendencies have given way to a meritocracy driven by entrepreneurial spirit, wants more U.S. visas to train its bright minds and can't understand why @placeholder innovation has given way to a defeatist closed-door, anti-immigration mentality.


New president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, pictured, is facing calls to resign Jean-Claude Juncker yesterday faced calls to resign following damaging claims he helped some of the world’s largest companies avoid paying billions of euros in tax when he was prime minister of Luxembourg. Leaked documents showed how hundreds of sweetheart deals with more than 300 companies including Heinz, Burberry, Dyson and Ikea were signed while the newly appointed European Commission President was in charge. Mr Juncker faces growing anger across Europe because of claims other countries missed out on billions of euros in tax revenues while Luxembourg became one of the world’s richest because of the arrangements.
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Leaked documents showed sweetheart deals with more than 300 companies
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They were signed while Juncker was prime minister of Luxembourg
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Faces anger over claims other countries missed out on tax revenues

Question: How can we know he’s working in the interest of @placeholder when as prime minister in Luxembourg he has exploited populations in every European country and elsewhere for decades?’


President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday they stand together in their efforts to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, but Netanyahu warned that time for diplomacy was running short. The two leaders met at the White House to discuss Iran's nuclear program and other Middle East issues amid talk speculation that Israel may attack nuclear sites in Iran. Speaking to the influential American Israel Public Affairs Committee afterward, Netanyahu said Iranian research "continues to march forward" despite painful economic sanctions imposed on the Islamic republic. "My friends, Israel has waited patiently waited for the international community to resolve this issue. We've waited for diplomacy to work," Netanyahu said.
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" None of us can afford to wait much longer," Netanyahu warns
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Obama supports "principled diplomacy, backed by unprecedented pressure"
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"I mean it," the U.S. president says of a possible military option
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The prime minister says Israel has the right to defend itself against Iranian threats

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Ben Bradlee, the longtime executive editor of The Washington Post during some of its proudest moments, was remembered as a 'journalistic warrior' Wednesday during his funeral at Washington National Cathedral. Bradlee, who died last week at age 93, was at the helm of the Washington Post for almost 25-years and was known for his forensic search for the truth in his reporters work and from public officials. His funeral drew colleagues past and present including his equally legendary former reporters, Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, who with Bradlee helped expose the Watergate scandal in 1972 which eventually brought down President Richard Nixon.
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Ben Bradlee's former colleagues and staff attended funeral service
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Bradlee's former reporters Bob Woodward, and Carl Bernstein at National Cathedral
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Bradelee led the paper's coverage of the Watergate scandal and made the decision to publish the Pentagon Papers

Question: Watergate reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, right, arrive for the funeral services for the late @placeholder on Wednesday


Shortly before she and her family went into hiding, Anne Frank gave some of her toys to a friend for safekeeping -- a tin of marbles, a tea set and a book. Anne had regularly played with Toosje Kupers on the streets of their Amsterdam neighborhood and tasked her friend with looking after her treasured possessions. The next part of the story is well known -- the Frank family's suffocating experience of spending 25 months in cramped quarters, hiding from Jewish persecution by the Nazis. The world learned the harrowing tale in Anne's own words, written in her now widely read diary.
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Anne Frank gave her toys to a friend for safekeeping before going into hiding
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Her friend kept the possessions for some 70 years
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The box of marbles will go on display at a World War II exhibition
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This is the first time the colorful marbles will be shown to the public

Question: @placeholder had kept the belongings, only finding them decades later when moving just over a year ago.


At least 15 people have been killed and dozens injured after the Taliban carried out two suicide bomb attacks in Afghanistan with minutes of Ashraf Ghani being sworn in as the new president. In the country's first ever democratic transfer of power - which took place after six months of bitter dispute and rows over electoral fraud - Ghani was sworn in as president. At a handover ceremony in the country's capital Kabul, Ghani formally replaced predecessor Hamid Karzai, who came into office following the 2001 U.S.-led invasion to topple the Taliban. But within minutes of Ghani taking the presidential oath, two bomb attacks left 15 people dead - the first at Kabul airport killing seven, before a second attack in Paktia province killed eight.
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Deaths occurred during Afghanistan's first ever democratic power transfer
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Ashraf Ghani replaces Hamid Karzai, who had been the president since 2001
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First bomb attack occurred on road between airport and presidential palace
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Seven people killed as a result of the blast during president's inauguration
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Seconds later a second blast rocked eastern Paktia province, killing eight
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Shortly after The Taliban claimed responsibility for both the suicide attacks

Question: @placeholder has said he is glad to be stepping down after more than a decade of what the U.S. ambassador recently said was one of the most difficult jobs in the world.


By John Hall PUBLISHED: 11:46 EST, 28 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:11 EST, 28 February 2014 A coroner has recommended that dangerous lakes are dyed black or ringed with stinging nettles to discourage swimmers, after hearing how two people drowned at a beauty spot on the same day. Ryan Pettengell, 41, and Umar Balogun, 16, drowned in separate incidents at Bawsey Pits in Norfolk on July 16 last year after going swimming on a hot summer's day. Swimming is banned in the waters because of dangerous, near-invisible weeds growing below the surface but warning signs are often ignored.
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Ryan Pettengell, 41, and Umar Balogun, 16, drowned in separate incidents
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Both went swimming at Bawsey Pits in Norfolk on a hot day last summer
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Coroner says not enough being down to discourage swimming at the lakes
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She recommended dying the water black or 'aggressively' planting nettles

Question: Mr @placeholder's body was eventually recovered by fire crews around 7.30pm that night - two hours before Mr Balogun's was recovered from a nearby lake.


Kim Richards' says she warned her niece Alexia about her pitbull terrier Kingsley before the savage attack that resulted in the teen needing surgery. The attack on the 18-year-old saw the dog bite her multiple times, with the most severe wound ripping through the flesh on her hand to reach the bone in her thumb. She is understood to have required two different surgeries. And now Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star Kim has released a statement to RadarOnline about the incident. Incident: Kim Richards has come out with a statement regarding the attack on her niece 'The events that led up to Kingsley biting Alexia resulted from the girls entering my bedroom after I already told them my room was off limits,' Kim told the website. 'Alexia has been away from college for months and hasn't seen Kingsley in a long time.
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Alexia, 18, was bitten several times and required two surgeries
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Kim now claims she warned Alexia to stay away from the pitbull and is unsure what to do with the dog
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The animal, Kingsley, has attacked at least three times before, savaging a friend of Kim's in March and even biting its trainer on TV
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Kyle had previously said she was 'nervous' the dog would attack her sister
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Dog remains at Kim's Beverly Hills home and Animal Control Services will not intervene unless a victim or family member files a complaint
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The dog's trainer David Utter says Kim should no longer be allowed to keep the pitbull after these attacks

Question: Kim then went on to explain her recollection of the events on Saturday when her niece was savagely attacked:  'The second I realized @placeholder had been bitten on the finger leaving a puncture mark on her thumb, I immediately called my sister, Kyle, and took her to the nearest emergency room.'


(CNN) -- "We looked at ports in Europe. We looked at street signs. Things on the menu." In the end, comedian Kevin Nealon and his wife decided to name their son Gable. As in Clark Gable. They simply liked the sound of it, and most people will agree it's far better than Helsinki, 43rd Avenue or Never Ending Pasta Bowl. This was 4Â½ years ago, but the former "Saturday Night Live" star still loves to talk about his son. In 2009, he even published a book about becoming a first-time dad called "Yes, You're Pregnant, But What About Me?" "We finally got the pacifier away from him," Nealon says of Gable. "And now we're potty training him. It would've been easier to get the pacifier away from him if we taught him how to pee on it."
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Kevin Nealon explains why he and his wife named their son Gable
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Former "Saturday Night Live" star plays Doug Wilson on Showtime's "Weeds"
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He says he has little in common with the pothead character he plays

Question: These days, @placeholder is mostly keeping busy on the road with his stand-up act, and he plans to record a new one-hour special next year.


(CNN) -- A 4-year-old Ohio girl who vanished more than three weeks ago was found alive and in good condition, halfway across the country in Southern California, authorities said. Haylee Donathan was found with her mother and her mother's boyfriend, fugitive sex offender Robbi Potter. Haylee Donathan, her mother, Candace Watson, and Robbi Potter were discovered after hiding for the past week at The Morning Star Ranch, a retreat in Valley Center, near San Diego, said Peter Elliott, United States Marshal for the Northern District of Ohio. Potter is a registered sex offender, officials said. He was being sought by the U.S. Marshal's Service.
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Ohio girl found alive near San Diego, California, authorities say
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Tip led authorities to raid communal farm
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Haylee Donathan was with mother, boyfriend who's a fugitive sex offender
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Haylee, mother were last seen May 28

Question: @placeholder's hair was a bit darker and Potter also changed his appearance slightly.


By Simon Jones Tottenham have been rebuffed in a £15million bid for Real Sociedad winger Antoine Griezmann. Sociedad want his buy-out clause, £25m, with Monaco and Chelsea also showing interest. The tricky attacker impressed for France at the World Cup in Brazil, after being thrust into the starting line-up when Franck Ribery was ruled out of the tournament through injury. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Antoine Griezmann star in a slick advert with Olivier Giroud In demand: Spurs are interested in securing the signature of Antoine Griezmann from Real Sociedad Young talent: Griezmann was one of France's standout players during their World Cup campaign
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The Spanish club are unwilling to sell Griezmann for anything less than his buy-out clause of £25million
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Spurs have had a bid of £15m rejected for exactly that reason
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Monaco and Chelsea are also said to be interested in the attacker
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Griezmann produced some exciting displays for France at the World Cup

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By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 13:25 EST, 19 March 2013 | UPDATED: 02:58 EST, 20 March 2013 John Prescott has admitted the Iraq war may have been illegal and warned that Tony Blair’s call for regime change in Iran and Syria is ‘absolutely bloody crazy’. As a series of Al Qaeda-linked car bombs and suicide blasts in Baghdad marked the tenth anniversary of the US-led invasion, the Labour peer, who served as deputy prime minister at the time of the war, said he now fears the invasion was legally wrong. He told CNN International’s Amanpour programme that while ‘shock and awe may have got rid of Saddam ... it certainly never brought peace’.
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Former deputy PM admits toppling regime 'never brought peace'
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It comes as then PM Tony Blair insists decision to invade was justified
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179 British service men and women were killed in the Iraq War
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Estimates of Iraqis to have died range from 110,000 to 600,000

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Question: JAN 14, 2003: @placeholder given draft advice saying another resolution authorising use of force is needed


(CNN) -- The United States on Monday handed over control of a U.S.-run prison near Bagram Air Base to Afghan authorities. The handover of control of the detention center in Parwan fulfills an agreement between Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Afghan President Hamid Karzai. The detention facility has been a sticking point between U.S. and Afghan authorities, and tensions over the facility re-emerged this month with sharp words from Karzai that the commander of NATO's International Security Assistance Force called "inflammatory." The handover deal was reached Saturday, but came a full year after the initial plan was announced by U.S and Afghan authorities.
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The United States transfers control of Parwan detainees
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The handover of the facility has been a sticking point between U.S. and Afghan authorities
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By Nick Enoch At first glance, these two images of the Thames, with the Houses of Parliament in the background, could be taken on the same day. But now compare them with another split image of the river - one showing a woman from the present day, the other showing a policeman from yesteryear. These remarkable pictures are actually stills from a film, illustrating a shot-by-shot comparison of London now and in 1927. It was 86 years ago that Claude Friese-Greene - a cinema technician, filmmaker and cinematographer - travelled across the UK with a new colour film camera to create his famous collection of films, The Open Road.
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Claude Friese-Greene travelled across UK with a new colour film camera to create his famous collection of films, The Open Road, culminating in amazing shots of London
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Filmmaker Simon Smith followed in Friese-Greene's footsteps to make a modern-day equivalent of the footage

Question: six months, @placeholder matched the original films shot by shot, mimicking


(CNN) -- Crew members on a U.S.-flagged ship learned Friday that their questioning by Venezuelan investigators in an arms trafficking probe has been delayed until Monday. Venezuelan authorities have held the ship in Maracaibo since August 29, and took its captain into custody on Wednesday. The shipping vessel's crew had expected to give depositions on Friday, according to a crew member who asked to remain anonymous because of security concerns. As of Friday night, prosecutors had yet to make a decision on the case, according to a manager of the ship's customs brokers. The manager asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of the situation.
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U.S. official says incident is about paperwork for rifles they had aboard for protection
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The crew's scheduled depositions are pushed back to Monday, a crew member says
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A manager of the ship's customs brokerage firm identifies the captain as Jeffrey Raider

Question: At a previous @placeholder port, authorities sent divers twice to inspect the ship's hull.


New footage, obtained exclusively by MailOnline, captures the moment actor Orlando Bloom throws a punch at Justin Bieber during a night out in Ibiza. The incident was recorded by onlookers as Bieber crossed paths with the Pirates of the Caribbean star shortly after entering popular eatery Cipriani with his entourage. Bloom, who wears a light coloured shirt, appears to make a beeline for the Canadian star before throwing a single punch. Scroll down for video Squaring up: Orlando Bloom, circled far left, confronts Justin Bieber, circled right, during a night out n Ibiza Hitting out: The actor's raised arm is visible as he lashes out at the singer before being pulled away
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Made a beeline for Canadian star during night out at popular restaurant Ciprianis
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Sources claim the actor hit out after Bieber made lewd claim about Miranda Kerr
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Separate source confirms to MailOnline that Orlando Bloom 'took a swing' at Justin Bieber in the early hours of Wednesday morning in Ibiza, Spain
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Troublemaker Justin then posted a picture of Orlando's ex Miranda Kerr before quickly deleting it, fuelling rumours the pair went on a date in 2012

Question: Making an entrance: Bieber, wearing a white T-shirt and customary baseball cap, enters @placeholder with his entourage


Senior aides to President Barack Obama will be urged to let traditional Scottish haggis back into America by ending a decades-old import ban. The consumption of sheep lung, a key ingredient of haggis alongside heart and liver, has been banned in the US since 1971 and all British lamb has been banned since 1989 following the BSE crisis. Owen Paterson, the Environment Secretary, will ask his US agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack to drop the ban during a meeting in the US today, and open up a market potentially worth millions to Scottish producers. Haggis is not allowed to be eaten in America but Environment Secretary Owen Patterson hopes a ban in place since 1971 can be lifted
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America has banned sheep lung imports since 1971 and all British lamb since 1989 since BSE crisis
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Haggis market is  worth approximately £15m-a-year in the UK
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Environment Secretary Owen Patterson meeting US agriculture secretary to ask for ban to be dropped as part of EU-US trade deal

Question: ‘I am meeting my @placeholder counterpart today to discuss how we can begin exporting it, particularly as so many Americans enjoy celebrating their Scottish heritage.


(CNN) -- Bayern Munich completed the $50m signing of Spanish midfielder Javi Martinez from Athletic Bilbao, on Wednesday. Martinez, part of the victorious Spain squad at the 2010 World Cup and the 2012 European Championship, had a $50m release fee in his Bilbao contract, but was required to pay the amount himself, which created huge tax liabilities for the player and complications for the German club. Bayern's chairman Karl-Heinz Rummennigge described the transfer as "very complicated" and accused Bilbao of "refusing to cooperate from the very first day" of negotiations. "We've had tax and legal problems to solve over the last few days, but fortunately we've succeeded," he said.
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Javi Martinez completes $50m move from Athletic Bilbao to Bayern Munich
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Bayern chairman accuses Bilbao of "refusing to cooperate" with German club
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Tottenham Hotspur complete the signing of Moussa Dembele from Fulham
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Former Bayern goalkeeper Michael Rensing moves to Leverkusen

Question: "We are delighted to announce that we have reached agreement with @placeholder for the transfer of Mousa Dembele," Tottenham announced on their website.


(CNN) -- Australia remained top of the Commonwealth Games medals table after the second day of competition in India following a clean sweep of the three cycling events. Scott Sunderland won the men's 1km time trial, Jack Bobridge claimed victory in the 4,000m individual pursuit and Anna Meares retained the women's 500m time trial title to help Australia win five golds on Tuesday for a leading nine and 23 medals overall. Meares, who broke her neck in 2008, beat her own Games record in a time of  33.758 seconds to head off compatriot Kaarle McCulloch and Becky James of Wales.
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Australian cyclists win all three gold medals on offer in the sport on day two
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The Australian team head the Commonwealth Games medals table in India
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India's athletes shrug off problems in hosting the event by winning five golds to be second
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But India's netballers humiliating record defeat against world champions Australia

Question: Hosts @placeholder moved in second place after winning five gold medals, three in the men's wrestling events and two in shooting disciplines.


The House of Representatives on Friday passed legislation giving the makers of the Keystone pipeline the go-ahead to build the fourth and final section of the oil transportation system. The House has already sanctioned the construction of the XL portion of the pipeline eight times but today it passed language identical to a bill under consideration in the Senate by a vote of 252-161. The Democratically-controlled upper chamber has long declined to vote on the matter but had a change of heart on Wednesday after Sen. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana begged her colleagues to immediately bring the legislation to the floor.
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The House today passed a bill by a vote of 252-161 with identical language to legislation under consideration in the Senate
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Sen. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana is begging her Democratic colleagues to approve construction of Keystone XL next Tuesday in a bid to get reelected
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Her Senate seat hangs in the balance after neither she nor her closest opponent met state requirements last week and will now face off Dec. 6
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GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy is polling 16 points above her and is expected to win
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Obama has not said whether he will veto the Keystone bill but the White House has said they have a 'dim view' of the sudden legislative push

Question: It now awaits a vote in the @placeholder, scheduled for next Tuesday, giving Landrieu a few more days to round up the 60 votes she needs to overcome a filibuster.


He made his modelling debut for Burberry last year - and the world cooed in unison. Such a success was his first foray into fashion that the iconic British brand has invited 12-year-old Romeo Beckham back to star in its Christmas campaign. Romeo, who is the second eldest son of David and Victoria, steals the spotlight in the Burberry Festive campaign, From London with Love. Beckham is back: Romeo, 12, has been unveiled as the star of Burberry's Christmas campaign and proves he's following in his mother Victoria's fashionable footsteps showcasing his style credentials in the new imagery Following his mother into the fashion world, the youngster was hand-picked by the British label's Chief Creative Officer, Christopher Bailey, for the second time.
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Romeo, 12, star of From London with Love campaign
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Christopher Bailey hailed the youngster as 'charming'
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It is the brand's first ever big festive ad campaign
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This is Romeo's second appearance for the brand
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He also starred in SS13 campaign with model Cara Delevingne

Question: Pride and joy: David, Victoria and Romeo pose with Christopher Bailey, Chief Creative and Chief Executive Officer of Burberry, at the launch of the @placeholder festive campaign on Monday night


First came the alleged divorce threats. And now Matt Lauer's wife has taken to chaperoning him in her latest quest to control his roving eye. It was reported today that Annette Roque and their there children will be accompanying her husband to London when he travels there next month to report on the 2012 Olympics. Not only that, but Lauer and his family will stay in a different hotel to the rest of the NBC cast and crew, according to RadarOnline. Chaperone: Annette Roque is said to be accompanying her husband Matt Lauer to London for the Olympics so she can keep a close eye on him
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Comes days after she allegedly threatened to divorce him if Natalie Morales took over from Ann Curry
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Will stay in a different hotel from the rest of the NBC crew

Question: 'In fact, Annette drew a line in the sand and said if he pushed show bosses to make @placeholder his new co-host, she'd divorce him.


Premier League stars from the past, present and future helped Belgium secure a resounding 6-0 victory over lowly Andorra in their Euro 2016 qualifier in Brussels. In their first competitive encounter since their World Cup quarter-final loss to Argentina, Belgium struck the woodwork three times in 20 minutes, opened the scoring with a  penalty from former Chelsea midfielder Kevin de Bruyne on the half-hour mark and then ripped apart Andorra's defence. Tottenham forward Nacer Chadli  doubled the lead with a half-volley and a fine lay-off from Divock Origi, who will play for Liverpool next season, for De Bruyne's second made it 3-0 at halftime.
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Belgium secured a 6-0 victory against Andorra in their Euro 2016 qualifier
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Former Chelsea midfielder Kevin de Bruyne netted a first half brace
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Tottenham forward Nacer Chadli struck with a fine half volley
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Future Liverpool striker Divock Origi added a fourth for the Red Devils
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Winger Dries Mertens completed the rout with a double in the second half

Question: A beautiful victory,' said @placeholder after Belgium scored as many goals in one game as during the whole World Cup.


Marston Hefner, son of playboy founder Hugh Hefner, as been sentenced to a 52-week domestic violence programme after allegedly beating his Playmate girlfriend Claire Sinclair last month. He was also ordered by the judge to stay away from her. 21-year-old Hefner was charged with corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant after the February 12 incident when he allegedly kicked and punched Sinclair, last year's playmate of the year. Sentence: Marston Hefner was handed a 52-week domestic violence programme for allegedly beating his playmate girlfriend, Clair Sinclair He pleaded 'no contest' to the charge. Hefner was also charged with vandalism over her damaged laptop, but that count was dismissed.
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Marston Hefner, 21, pleaded 'no-contest' to abuse charges
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Sentence to 52-week domestic violence programme
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Ordered by judge to stay away from Playmate girlfriend Clair Sinclair
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Sinclair, 20, cancelled all Playboy-related appearances and photo shoots until the case is settled
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Said she won't press charges against Marston if he publically apologises and seeks treatment

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By Graeme Yorke The controversial banner which Manchester United supporters plan to fly over Old Trafford on Saturday has been pictured for the first time. A group of United fans have chartered a private plane with the message: 'Wrong One: Moyes Out' printed in red lettering and aimed at embarrassing manager David Moyes. They plan to fly the banner over the ground during the Barclays Premier League game with Aston Villa because of the poor results, lack of fight and the fact Moyes is not up to United’s standards. United won the title last season in Sir Alex Ferguson’s final year in charge, but this season they are 17 points behind league leaders Chelsea and look highly unlikely to finish in the top four.
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The controversial banner by angry fans has been pictured for the first time
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Group of United supporters explain their reasons for flying banner
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The message: 'Wrong One: Moyes Out' is in reference to the 'Chosen One' banner hanging in the Stretford End
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Plane due to fly 10 minutes before kick off and for the first five minutes of the game
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United boss David Moyes under more pressure after 3-0 defeat by City

Question: Contrast: Moyes (left) holds his head in his hands as the @placeholder bench go wild in the derby


New Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal will meet with Ryan Giggs to thrash out the Old Trafford legend’s future at the club. The veteran Dutch coach will leave the Holland squad’s training base near Amsterdam and travel to a secret destination in Europe to meet with Giggs and United chief executive Ed Woodward. Van Gaal will officially be unveiled as United’s new manager Thursday or Friday and the club will then reveal who will join the 62-year-old on the coaching staff. VIDEO Scroll down for Holland coach Louis van Gaal names World Cup squad Showdown: Ryan Giggs wiill meet with Louis van Gaal for crunch talks over his Manchester United future
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Louis van Gaal will meet with Ryan Giggs for crunch talks about the Manchester United legend's future
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The Holland boss will leave his World Cup training base to meet Giggs in a secret European destination
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Van Gaal will officially be unveiled as United's new manager on Thursday or Friday
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Phil Neville and Chris Woods will definitely leave the coaching staff
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Nicky Butt and, perhaps, Paul Scholes will head back to the Under 18s
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Van Gaal is expected to offer Giggs a role but the Welshman may not take it

Question: ‘However, I didn’t expect @placeholder to sack a manager after ten months, so what’s going to happen in the next few months, who knows?’


(CNN) -- She calls herself "Diana, the Hunter." Authorities say the elusive woman has killed at least two bus drivers in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. According to the Chihuahua state attorney's office, the unidentified woman, with either hair dyed blond or wearing a blond wig, shot and killed a city bus driver identified as Jose Roberto Flores Carrera, 45, on August 28. Another bus driver, Fredy Zarate Morales, 32, was killed the next day. In both cases, officials say, "Diana, the Hunter" boarded the buses and shot the drivers point blank. After the second shooting, several media outlets in Ciudad Juarez reported receiving an e-mail from a sender claiming to be the killer. In the e-mail, she calls herself "Diana, the hunter of drivers."
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Two Ciudad Juarez bus drivers were slain last month by an unidentified woman
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Shooter reportedly sent e-mails saying the killings were to avenge women raped by drivers
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Some drivers, fearful of being shot, have not shown up for work
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Commuter: "Of course we're afraid. ... but we still have to get to our destination."

Question: @placeholder gained international notoriety in the late 1990s and early 2000s after a wave of slayings involving women.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 14:38 EST, 10 October 2013 | UPDATED: 14:51 EST, 10 October 2013 A casualty consultant who sent a dying woman home from hospital with painkillers had her written apology to the family literally thrown back in her face at an inquest today. Angry mum Carole Woodward flung the hand-written apology across the courtroom towards A&E consultant, Delia Parnham-Cope, as she gave evidence at the inquest in Gloucester. Mrs Woodward’s daughter, Jayne Hughes, 44, died at home on December 19 from an undiagnosed pulmonary embolism - a blood clot on the lungs. She had been rushed into Gloucestershire Royal Hospital A&E two days earlier after becoming dizzy and falling downstairs, banging her head and shoulder, at her home in Lydney, Gloucestershire.
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Carole Woodward's daughter Jayne died from an undiagnosed blood clot
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Mrs Woodward was handed apology by A&E consultant - but flung it back
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Assistant coroner says the incident did not constitute neglect

Question: But Miss Parnham-Cope made no checks for an embolism or DVT and instead concentrated on checking Ms @placeholder’ injuries from the fall.


A super-fast '4G' mobile network could be available in the UK this year - but the new iPad might not work with the British network. Phone company Everything Everywhere has submitted an application to Ofcom to use its existing 1800MHz 'slice' of mobile spectrum to deliver 4G services in the UK. But it's a slightly different frequency to the U.S. networks the new iPad is built to work on - and it's not clear whether Apple will update its tablet to work with the UK's network. Olaf Swantee, CEO at Everything Everywhere, said earlier this year, ¿Everything Everywhere¿s vision is to launch 4G for Britain as soon as possible.'
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Super-fast connection via Everything Everywhere
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Will offer near-instant web videos
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Likely to appear in laptop dongles first
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Frequency not compatible with new 4G iPad
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Apple has not said whether UK will get special model

Question: 'Allowing @placeholder to reuse its spectrum in this way is likely to bring material benefits to consumers, including faster mobile broadband speeds.'


Basketball superstar LeBron James landed in Rio de Janeiro ahead of the World Cup final on Sunday, and he said the Maracana showdown is bigger than the NBA Finals. Fresh from announcing his decision to leave the Miami Heat and return to his first team the Cleveland Cavaliers, James touched down in Brazil to watch Germany face Argentina. According to ESPN.com, the two-time NBA champion signed a two-year contract with the Cavaliers worth $42.1m (£24.6m). Centre of attention: LeBron James arrived in Rio ahead of the World Cup final on Sunday Appearance: James spoke in public for the first time since announcing his decision to return to Cleveland
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James lands in Rio de Janeiro ahead of World Cup final
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Basketball superstar says World Cup is bigger than NBA Finals
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James signs two-year deal with Cleveland Cavaliers worth $42.1m (£24.6m)
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The 29-year-old made first public appearance since announcing NBA future

Question: 'LeBron, through his essay, told us he wasn't going anywhere except @placeholder and that "Cleveland is where he always believed he would finish his career."


The young men in tangerine shirts trooped off Bloomfield Road to a standing ovation as another bewildering week in the life of Blackpool FC reached its bizarre conclusion. Days of anger and recrimination had ended in mystery and farce. For the most part, that pitifully small but enthusiastic crowd was applauding perfect strangers. Even the most ardent home fan could not have named more than a handful of Blackpool’s unlikely heroes. A summer of bitterness and confusion had left Blackpool with a grievously depleted first-team squad. At one stage last week, the club employed just eight fully fledged professional footballers. A tour of Spain had been cancelled, just a single pre-season friendly had been played and there was real doubt they would be able to field a side for Saturday’s match with Burnley.
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Blackpool fans were protesting against owner Karl Oyston on Saturday
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There are only 13 players contracted to the club currently
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Just four years ago the Tangerines were preparing for the Premier League

Question: ‘Do you think we’re actually paying all these people?’ Her husband snorted cynically: ‘Not if @placeholder has got anything to do with it.’


(MNN.com) -- On any given Saturday, you'll find a motley crew assembled outside the nondescript gray building on Hollywood Road, west of downtown Atlanta. An elderly couple walks tentatively behind a large black Labrador, a kid with chubby cheeks totes a feisty Chihuahua, and a trio of teens bound out of their parent's minivan with a brindle pit bull named Kola in tow. They join at least a dozen other pet owners for free obedience classes offered by the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) through its Pets for Life program. Designed to support people and pets in underserved communities, Pets for Life welcomes all breeds.
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Pit bulls are a dog breed known for their loyalty and tenacity
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The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled in August that pit bulls are "inherently dangerous"
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Renters in Maryland may not be able to get apartments if they own pit bulls

Question: In less than a year, @placeholder has begun to chip away at the city's perception of pit bulls as dog-fighting monsters.


Qaqoortoq, Greenland (CNN) -- Greenland is an autonomous territory that is partially administered by Denmark. The police force and military in Greenland are Danish and Greenland sends three members to the Danish parliament. It is the largest Island in the world and was discovered around 982 by an explorer named Eric the Red who had been exiled from Iceland for murder for three years. That is significant because Eric the Red sailed to Greenland in a small wooden boat, but nowadays the area around Greenland is covered all year with pack ice and icebergs. It would have been impossible for him to penetrate the ice fields around Greenland with the vessels of the day.
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Temperatures in Greenland thought to have been higher during the 10th century when discovered by Eric the Red
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As ice melts today, Greenland is becoming a better place to farm a variety of crops
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Numbers of livestock, such as sheep, could double from current population of 20,000, says farmer

Question: We can't make enough for the winter here so we have to import everything from @placeholder, which is very expensive."


Nancy Reagan refused to help dying Hollywood star Rock Hudson get a bed at a French hospital at the forefront of experimental treatment for AIDS, it has been claimed. Then First Lady Mrs Reagan turned down a request from Hudson's publicist for help getting the actor transferred to a French military hospital where he could be seen by Dr Dominique Dormant. Dr Dormant, who had treated Hudson for AIDS months earlier, was at the time working on an early experimental drug that promised to help bolster the immune systems of AIDS sufferers. Scroll down for video Secret illness: Rock Hudson looks frail and weak as he stands with Liza Minelli and Elizabeth Taylor at the Golden Globes in January 1985, less than nine months before his death from AIDS
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Actor sought a bed at French hospital at forefront of AIDS treatment
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Hudson's U.S. publicist sent telegram begging First Lady to intervene
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But she refused saying she didn't want to be seen to help out friends
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French officials eventually helped Hudson get a bed at the military hospital
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But by then his AIDS had progressed too far and he couldn't be helped

Question: Rock Hudson in 1985: By the mid-1980s @placeholder was no longer the broad-shouldered embodiment of 'the American man', but he was still keeping his illness - and his homosexuality - a secret


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:09 EST, 9 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:13 EST, 9 December 2013 Swiss drug-maker Novartis has started supplying a new meningitis B vaccine to thousands of Princeton University students in an effort to stop an outbreak at the Ivy League campus, despite the shot not yet licensed for use in the United States. The vaccine - which is called Bexsero and is available in Europe, Australia and Canada - has been imported in and will be administered to a total of about 5000 undergraduate students and 550 graduate students in dorms at the New Jersey campus this week after receiving permission from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Eight Princeton University students have been diagnosed with the B strain of meningitis
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In order to prevent the infection from spreading, officials at the New Jersey campus have received permission from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to openly administer Bexsero, a Swiss-made vaccine not yet licensed for use in the United States
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Almost 6000 students will receive the shot this week
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At the University of California in Santa Barbara, an 18-year-old freshmen had to have his feet amputated due to meningitis-related complications

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(CNN) -- Japan's new prime minister on Friday offered the world a vision of his country as a reinvigorated Asian power, pledging to restore its influence in a region where it is increasingly eclipsed by China. "Japan is not, and will never be, a tier-two country," Shinzo Abe said in a speech to members of the US foreign policy establishment, following his first meeting with President Barack Obama. "It is high time, in this age of Asian resurgence, for Japan to bear even more responsibility to promote our shared rules and values." Mr Abe's declaration that "Japan is back" could raise hackles in China, where a new leadership is keen to establish that country as a more dominant political force, befitting its position as Asia's largest economy.
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Japan's new prime minister offered a vision of his country as a reinvigorated Asian power
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Shinzo Abe pledges to restore its influence as it is increasingly eclipsed by China
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Abe in Washington: "Japan is not, and will never be, a tier-two country"

Question: But he also tried to assure US leaders that he was working to avoid escalating a dispute which Washington has made clear it does not want to be drawn into, suggesting he might be open to meeting @placeholder leaders to try to ease tensions over the islands.

Question: @placeholder has swapped prime ministers six times since Mr Abe first held the office in a short and scandal-marred tenure from 2006 to 2007.


The father of Prince William’s friend Jecca Craig has been accused of callously dragging out a court case after a tourist was skewered by a rampaging elephant on the wildlife estate he runs in Kenya. Wendy Martin has spent 14 years fighting for justice after suffering horrific injuries during the attack. The elephant’s tusks pierced her torso from front to back, destroying one of her kidneys. The animal then tossed her in the air, dragged her battered body through the bush and knelt on her, its three-ton weight shattering her pelvis. Wendy Martin was on holiday with her husband and three children when she was gored so badly by a rampaging elephant that her intestines were left hanging out
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Wendy Martin visited Kenyan lodge with husband and three children
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It was owned by Ian Craig, whose daughter is friends with Prince William
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While there she was gored by an elephant protecting its young
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Body was pierced four times and her intestines were left hanging out
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She survived, but was then branded a gold-digger for claiming damages
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Mrs Martin says Craig dragged his feet and hoped she would go away
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Last week she settled the case for an undisclosed sum

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London (CNN)UK police appealed for help Friday to find three teenage girls who are missing from their homes in London and are believed to be making their way to Syria. The girls, two of them 15 and one 16, have not been seen since Tuesday, when, police say, they took a flight to Istanbul. One has been named as Shamima Begum, 15, who may be traveling under the name of 17-year-old Aklima Begum, and a second as Kadiza Sultana, 16. The third girl has not been named at the request of her family, police said. Pictures released by police show the three girls walking together through London Gatwick Airport, carrying travel bags. They are said to be close friends who went to the same east London school.
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UK police say the three girls, two age 15 and one age 16, are thought to be headed to Syria
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They flew together Tuesday to Istanbul in Turkey, police say

Question: However, if the three missing girls can be found while still in @placeholder, there's a good chance they could still be brought home safely, he said.


New York (CNN) -- A 23-year-old man was arraigned Saturday on a murder charge in the death of a toddler shot as his parents pushed him in a stroller across a Brooklyn street. Howard Jackson, a prosecutor with the Brooklyn District Attorney's office, told reporters Saturday that Daquan Breland faces a criminal possession of a weapon charge in addition to second-degree murder. At his initial appearance Saturday, Breland was ordered to remain behind bars; he's scheduled to next be in court September 12, according to Jackson. Breland is on parole for a felony assault in upstate New York, according to police.
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Daquan Breland is charged with murder and criminal weapons possession
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He's ordered held after his arraignment, a prosecutor says
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Breland and another man were apprehended Friday in Pennsylvania
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They were wanted in death of boy fatally shot while being pushed by his parents

Question: "They fled New York City almost immediately after this incident and that's where they were located," Jackson said of the central @placeholder city.


(CNN) -- Everything Kim Dotcom does is mega. He's a mountain of a man with an imposing multi-million dollar fortune, amassed through a series of Internet ventures, which is now being spent on ambitious bid to unseat the current New Zealand prime minister. Dotcom's story starts in 1974, when he was born Kim Schmitz in Germany. He first attracted the attention of authorities in his early 20s when he was convicted of a number of offenses, including computer fraud. He's now wanted by the U.S. for alleged copyright infringement on a grand scale. According to indictment filed in 2012, Dotcom -- who legally changed his name -- and six associates are accused of being members of "a worldwide criminal enterprise" dubbed the "Mega Conspiracy."
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Entrepreneur wanted on U.S. copyright charges emerges as political player in New Zealand
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Kim Dotcom is accused of making millions by encouraging users to upload copyrighted material
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Charges relate to the Megaupload site, among others, according to a 2012 indictment
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He lives in Auckland, and formed a political party to campaign for Internet freedom

Question: Dotcom has called the raid "needlessly theatrical" and a further attempt by @placeholder authorities to smear his image.


By David Mccormack Quarterback Russell Wilson who starred in the Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl win in February is divorcing his wife after just two years of marriage. Wilson, 25, met Aston Meen in high school in Richmond, Virginia, and she twice transferred university to be with him during his college career. Wilson made the announcement in a statement released by the Seahawks on Wednesday. ‘Clearly, decisions like these don’t come easy,’ he said. ‘Ashton and I respectfully ask for prayers, understanding and privacy during this difficult time.’ Quarterback Russell Wilson who starred in the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl win in February is divorcing his wife, Aston Meen, after just two years of marriage
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Seattle Seahawks star Russell Wilson and Aston Meen started dating in high school
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She twice transferred universities to be with him during his college career and they married in 2012
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Her overly enthusiastic reaction to the Seahawks drafting Wilson in 2012 famously went viral
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Wilson, 25, guided the Seahawks to a crushing victory in February's Super Bowl and he is now predicted to go on and earn $100 million
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However under the 2011 Collective Bargaining Agreement his salary next season will only be $662,434

Question: The couple had been visible at @placeholder events for his first two seasons in the league.