By Sam Greenhill PUBLISHED: 17:52 EST, 4 October 2012 | UPDATED: 17:52 EST, 4 October 2012 Staff at the BBC were last night urged to come forward with information as a nationwide police inquiry was launched into Sir Jimmy Savile’s alleged reign of child abuse. It came as more women said they were raped or molested as girls by the ‘predatory’ BBC presenter. At least six police forces have now received allegations of abuse, and the Metropolitan Police has been chosen to co-ordinate inquiries. Nationwide inquiry: Staff at the BBC have been urged to come forward with information about Jimmy Savile's alleged reign of abuse as at least six police forces revealed they had received allegations
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Metropolitan Police to co-ordinate nationwide inquiry into alleged child abuse
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At least 10 women have made allegations and more urged to come forward
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BBC's director of editorial policy says staff should tell police what they know
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Says broadcaster may now air abandoned investigation into Jim'll Fix It star
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BBC accused of turning blind eye and letting DJ boast he was 'untouchable'

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By Meghan Keneally and Nina Golgowski Last updated at 11:47 PM on 27th January 2012 The family of a death row inmate who sent a letter to a local North Carolina newspaper boasting about his 'life of leisure' behind bars says the convicted murderer is mentally ill and fabricating his living conditions and they offered another letter as proof. Danny Hembree, Jr.'s sister released a letter sent to her from her brother earlier this month that contradicts the recently published two-page boast of leisurely conditions behind bars, disturbing the family of his 17-year-old murder victim. 'I try to put on a (nonchalant) attitude for you guys but it is overwhelming and depressing to look at these walls and electric doors and bright lights 24-7 and digest the fact that I'm never going to leave here until they murder me or I just die either way I'm never leaving here alive,' he wrote in the letter dated January 8 and published by the Charlotte Observer.
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Danny Hembree, 50, on death row for murder of a 17-year-old girl
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Also the main suspect in the murders of two other women
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Earlier Hembree sent an open letter boasting of prison life with color television, air conditioning, naps whenever he pleases, and free health care

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Hours before the top diplomats from his nation and the United States begin a high-stakes meeting, Russian President Vladimir Putin took to The New York Times to argue against military intervention in Syria and jab his U.S. counterpart. Using an op-ed "to speak directly to the American people and their political leaders ... at a time of insufficient communication between our societies," Putin made a case much like U.S. President Barack Obama did Tuesday night -- although their arguments could hardly have been more different. Striking Syria would have many negative ramifications, Putin argued in a piece that went online Wednesday night, including the killing of innocent people, spreading violence around the Middle East, clouding diplomatic efforts to address Iran's nuclear crisis and resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and "unleash(ing) a new wave of terrorism."
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Putin's op-ed is "irrelevant" and he "needs to deliver" on Syria, U.S. official says
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U.S.-funded weapons began reaching Syrian rebels 2 weeks ago, official says
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In a New York Times op-ed, Putin says striking Syria will hurt the region and world
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with Russian counterpart Thursday

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Pictured: Harry’s rumoured new girlfriend who wasn't with him in Vegas By Rebecca English PUBLISHED: 16:11 EST, 24 August 2012 | UPDATED: 16:52 EST, 24 August 2012 Prince Charles has summoned his youngest son for a heart-to-heart talk this weekend over his naked Las Vegas romp. Royal sources stressed that 27-year-old Prince Harry would not be getting a ‘dressing down’ but Charles was keen to discuss his concerns ‘father to son’. Although they have already spoken over the phone, Harry will be asked to explain in person how he ended up playing a sleazy game of ‘strip billiards’ with a group of strangers in a hotel suite – some of whom then sold photographs of it to a US celebrity website.
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Have already spoken over the phone but Charles is keen to talk in person
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Royal sources stress 27-year-old prince will not be getting a ‘dressing down’
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Pair must decide how to handle the decision of The Sun to publish pictures
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Pictured: Harry’s rumoured new girlfriend who wasn't with him in Vegas

Question: Scandal: Prince @placeholder mingles with the ladies on his Las Vegas holiday when he was pictured cavorting naked with women in a hotel


Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- Oscar Pistorius killed Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day last year. Of that, there is no doubt. But was it murder? One of South Africa's toughest prosecutors, Gerrie Nel, fought for most of the month of March to prove it was. Starting Monday, one of the country's shrewdest defense lawyers, Barry Roux, will try to convince a judge that it wasn't. The verdict will hinge on two questions: Did the Olympic sprinter know his girlfriend was behind the door in the bathroom of his house when he fired four hollow-point bullets through it in the middle of the night?
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The defense will try to convince a judge that Reeva Steenkamp's death wasn't murder
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Did Oscar Pistorius know his girlfriend was behind a door when he shot and killed her?
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Experts in ballistics, pathology and psychiatry expected to try to support Pistorius' story

Question: @placeholder needs the judge to believe not only that there is a chance he made a genuine mistake in thinking Steenkamp was a burglar, but that his response was reasonable.


Ugandan police have arrested a man they suspect supplied fake drugs to Australian miner Christopher Kirkman, who was found dead in his Ugandan hotel room on Wednesday. Mr Kirkman was in transit in Entebbe, near the Ugandan capital Kampala, after he missed a connecting flight to Australia. He had been working in the Democratic Republic of Congo with Australian gold mining company, Byrnecut, since February 2013. It is believed he had gone out for a drink with a fellow Australian on Wednesday and collapsed later in his hotel room. Scroll down for video Christopher David Kirkman, 30, was working for an Australian mining company, Byrnecut, at the Kibali goldmine in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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Christopher David Kirkman, 30, from Western Australia was found dead in his Ugandan hotel room on Wednesday
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Ugandan police believe Kirkman died from a drug overdose and have arrested a man they suspect supplied fake drugs
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Kirkman had flown into Uganda before later collapsing in his hotel room
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He was in transit in Uganda on his way from the DRC to Australia
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Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs is providing consular assistance to the man's family

Question: The other Australian man was reportedly rushed to @placeholder hospital after he also collapsed, but police say that man was recovering after treatment.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:26 PM on 10th September 2011 A major power outage, which left more than six million people in California and Arizona in darkness, was caused by a single maintenance worker, it has been revealed. The power cut took two nuclear reactors offline, grounded flights, caused major traffic jams and trapped people in elevators and on fairground rides in both states. San Diego bore the brunt of the blackout and most of the nation's eighth-largest city was darkened. The city trolley system that shuttles thousands of commuters every day was shut down and rush hour traffic hit gridlock.
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Authorities say a worker triggered the blackout when he removed a piece of monitoring equipment at a power substation
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Power begins coming back for affected residents in Southern California, Arizona and Mexico early Friday morning
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Vandalism and robberies reported at San Diego-area homes and businesses
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Minor traffic accidents reported as outage caused mayhem on streets without stoplights

Question: The error, on a high-voltage power line linking @placeholder and San Diego, causing a cascading series of electrical grid failures stretching into Southern California.


(CNN) -- Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, Yemen, and now Syria and Iraq. The decade-plus duration of America's confrontation with al Qaedism offers lessons not only on how we battle extremist ideology but also how we should calibrate our expectations. The traditional goal in warfare is simple: Defeat the adversary by destroying its will and capability to pose a threat. Force the adversary to capitulate. With a nontraditional foe, it's not clear that we need to limit ourselves to traditional measures of victory. Containment could work. We know by now that in no cases have the adversary's radical ideology been defeated. The most striking successes, such as Indonesia's evisceration of the Jemaah Islamiya organization and African forces' push against Al-Shabaab in Somalia, have only limited the reach of al Qaedism but failed to fully stem the flow of recruits to al Qaeda affiliates or squelch the ideology that underpins its festering.
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Andrew Liepman, Philip Mudd: Ideology-driven adversaries are hard to eliminate
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Liepman, Mudd: Our confrontation with al Qaeda offers strategies on fighting ISIS
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They say we need an achievable definition of victory, such as confining ISIS gains
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Liepman, Mudd: Fight against ISIS will take patience and careful intelligence work

Question: Despite counterterrorism successes, @placeholder in Indonesia still lies dormant and remains potentially dangerous, as recent Indonesian arrests show.

Question: Gains against the entrenched @placeholder network there didn't come overnight.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:05 EST, 10 September 2013 | UPDATED: 18:20 EST, 10 September 2013 On her first night living with her new 'mom', 13-year-old Anna Barnes was asked to sleep in her bed She found the request weird, and even more so considering the woman was naked. Anna had been sent to live with Nicole Eason and her husband Calvin at their mobile home in Westville, Illinois after her second set of adoptive parents found they could not longer care for her. Scroll down for video Passed around: Russian orphan Anna Barnes moved to the U.S. when she was 7, but her first set of adoptive parents gave her up to a new couple when she was 11 - Gary and Lisa Barnes
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Russian orphan Anna Barnes came to the U.S. when she was 7-years-old
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Her adoptive parents found they couldn't handle her and found a new couple - Gary and Lisa Barnes - to take her in when she was 11
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But soon the Barnes couldn't handle her and they sought out a new family for the teen
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When she was 13-years-old they sent her to live with Nicole and Calvin Eason
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On her first night with the couple she was asked to sleep in the same bed as her new mom who was naked at the time
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Anna was eventually taken back by the Barnes after they learned that the Eason's forged a 'home study' document

Question: But the Barnes drove off and left @placeholder to go live with the Easons in Illinois.

Question: She also told them that at least one of the children they got through re-homing was taken away from them and that she feared for @placeholder's safety.


London (CNN) -- Royal watchers eagerly await the arrival of a child who will be heir to the British throne. Here's what you need to know and the latest developments: • The appearance of a couple looking very like William and Catherine outside the hospital where she is expected to give birth provided a moment of excitement -- but it was a stunt organized by The Sun, Britain's best-selling tabloid newspaper. • As the wait for the royal baby continues, so does the debate over the Duchess of Cambridge's actual due date. Britain's Telegraph newspaper reports Friday, citing "well-placed sources," that medical staff at St. Mary's Hospital -- where Catherine is expected to give birth -- were told the due date was July 19.
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William and Catherine lookalikes prompt a flutter of excitement outside hospital
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The media debate Catherine's likely due date as the wait for the royal baby continues
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The queen doesn't mind if the baby's a boy or a girl -- she just wants it to arrive soon
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Poll suggests Britons want the royal heir to lead a normal life -- including a regular job

Question: There, the notice will be placed in a gilt frame positioned on an easel -- the same one used to announce @placeholder's birth -- and placed in the palace forecourt for all to see.


A bereft mother says she is outraged that a bungling doctor who sent her sick toddler home from hospital three days before he died of dehydration and kidney failure is allowed to carry on working. Harry Connolly, 19 months, was admitted to hospital in April 2011 with sickness, diarrhoea and lethargy. But, despite his mother Lucy's concerns about her son's condition, paediatrician Dr Tasnim Arif told Mrs Connolly, 32, she should take her son home. Three days later, his devastated father Ray, 47, found the youngster lifeless in his cot. Furious: Ray Connolly, 47, and his wife Lucy, 32, from Northampton, are outraged that the doctor who sent home their sick toddler from hospital three days before he died  has been allowed to carry on working
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Harry Connolly, 19 months, taken to hospital with sickness and diarrhoea
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Dr Tasnim Arif failed to carry out vital checks on Harry and sent him home
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Three days later, he was found dead in his cot at home in Northampton
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Tribunal yesterday found the paediatrician guilty of 'multiple failings'
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But the panel cleared her of other charges and refused to strike Dr Arif off
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Mother Lucy Connolly, 32, said: 'I believe it is nothing short of criminal'
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Inquest highlighted string of errors by several medics in Harry's treatment
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Dr Arif cleared of failing to record clinical features, to ask duty consultant to review Harry's status and to carry out blood tests

Question: They argued that the standard of care provided by @placeholder 'fell seriously below that expected of a registrar'.

Question: It was found that Dr Arif had failed to adequately assess or record whether Harry was ‘well hydrated’ or ‘not well hydrated' and also failed to record that @placeholder was lethargic when taking his history.


Monrovia, Liberia (CNN) -- It's not often that you see the words Liberia and holidays in the same sentence, but with 10 years of peace behind it, the West African country is now hoping to attract investment to create a booming hospitality industry. Like many of his countrymen, Amin Modad left Liberia in the late 1990s to seek refuge in the United States during the country's ruinous civil war. The conflict ended in 2003 and when Modad returned home two years later, he quickly recognized an opportunity where he could use the business skills he'd gained abroad. "It was evident there was a need to develop the hospitality sector," says Modad, chief executive of the Bella Casa hotel and restaurant.
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The West African nation of Liberia is celebrating 10 years of peace
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The country's hospitality entrepreneurs are trying to foster the sector's growth
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Insiders say the industry has potential for growth but still faces many obstacles
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High energy costs and lack of skills are some of the challenges

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:12 EST, 19 March 2014 | UPDATED: 16:54 EST, 19 March 2014 A University of California at Irvine study shows that titanium-coated golf clubs can cause fires in course-side vegetation Golfers are urged to swing with care after scientists proved that titanium-coated clubs can cause course-side vegetation to burst into flames. Scientists at the University of California, Irvine, proved that titanium-coated clubs can cause sparks that ignite vegetation. Orange County Fire Authority Capt. Steve Concialdi said Wednesday that the results confirm a suspicion investigators have had for years - that titanium alloy clubs were the cause of at least two blazes on area golf courses.
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Scientists at the University of California, Irvine prove that titanium-coated golf clubs can cause course-side vegetation to burst into flames
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Study proves what fire officials have suspected for some time - that the clubs were responsible for two Orange County, California fires

Question: Concialdi said the @placeholder is giving golfers using titanium clubs permission to break the rules and 'improve their lie' - that is, to move their ball away from rocks and dry vegetation.


If Sin City's sports books took bets on the weather, snow in Las Vegas on New Year's Eve would normally have terrible odds. It might pay out this year, though, if the white flurries start falling on an Eiffel Tower, a pyramid and a volcano come Wednesday night as forecast by the National Weather Service. Those huddled in New York City to watch the ball drop could expect a mostly sunny Wednesday with a low of 27 degrees by evening. No chance of snow. A city worker uses a machine equipped with a brush to clear snow along a path over Cherry Creek on Tuesday in Denver, Colorado as much of the country faced a mass cold front
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Those watching the ball drop in New York City could expect a mostly sunny Wednesday with a low of 27 degrees by evening and no chance of snow
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Forecasts in Las Vegas predicted a 70 per cent chance of snow on New Year's Eve, along with a 32-degree low
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Some 340,000 people are expected to pack the Strip and Las Vegas' downtown Fremont area for festivities

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A 10-year-old Celtic superfan (with Down's Syndrome) has been nominated for the SPFL  Goal of the Month for January after being invited to take part in a half-time penalty shootout challenge. Jay Beatty of Armagh captured the hearts of a nation when he was plucked from the crowd by former Hoops striker Georgios Samaras to join in last year's title winning celebrations. A video of him enjoying Celtic's lap of honour was shown live on Sky Sports and gathered over two million hits on YouTube after going viral. Scroll down to watch Wee Jay's title winning celebrations 10-year-old Jay Beatty celebrates after scoring during a half-time penalty shootout challenge
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Celtic fan Jay Beatty scored in a half-time penalty shootout challenge during game against Hamilton
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The 10-year-old became famous after celebrating Hoops' title win with Georgios Samaras last season
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His goal has been entered in January's SPFL Goal of the Month alongside the likes of David Goodwillie, Gary Macakay-Steven and Mikael Lustig

Question: 'This boy gives me so much strength, it's incredible,' @placeholder said last year.


Monaco still want Arsene Wenger to return to the club, despite the Frenchman only signing a new contract with Arsenal in May Arsene Wenger has revealed that Mesut Ozil heard a crack in his ruptured left knee before half-time in Arsenal’s 2-0 defeat at Chelsea on October 5. The Arsenal midfielder bravely battled through the pain barrier and played the full 90 minutes before German team doctors confirmed the full extent of his injury when he reported for international duty. In an exclusive interview with beIN Sports, which will be broadcast on Thursday and again on Saturday, Wenger said: ‘He had a little problem just before he went out at half-time. He had a little pain with his knee, he felt a crack.
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Mesut Ozil played through the pain to complete 90 minutes at Chelsea
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Arsene Wenger says he was 'deeply shocked' by the incident
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Ozil is expected to be out until early next year with the problem
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Wenger says that his growing injury list is down to coincidence

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:51 EST, 23 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:17 EST, 23 June 2013 Researchers say that recently unearthed photos of the remote Pacific island near the site of a reef where they believe Amelia Earhart's plane may have landed during her doomed 1937 flight around the world could prove that the aviator and her navigator lived for a time as castaways, and didn't die in a supposed crash as previously thought. Last month, researchers contracted by The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) found what they say are sonar images of Earhart's plane just off the coast of what is now Nikumaroro Island, which is part of the Phoenix Islands roughly 3,000 miles northeast of Australia in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
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Earhart's plane disappeared in the Pacific Ocean during her doomed 1937 flight around the world
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Researchers believe they've found sonar images showing parts of her plane lodged on a coastal shelf just off the shores of Nikumaroro Island, about 3,000 miles northeast of Australia
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New photos taken about a year after her disappearance could prove whether Earhart survived after her plane went down and lived as a castaway on the island

Question: Gardner Island: This tiny, @placeholder island had its share of visitors before Earhart supposedly landed her plane on a reef off its northwestern shore


By Chris Kitching Move over, Karl Pilkington – there are two new ‘idiots abroad’ whose holiday exploits are taking audiences by storm. Anthony Kirkby and Paul Tranter – two Brits who have dubbed themselves the Colburn Idiots Abroad in an ode to the popular television series starring Pilkington – have quickly become an online sensation thanks to a series of short clips documenting their trip to the US. Through the reach of social media, their videos have garnered nearly one million views and their YouTube channel is being followed by more than 13,000 subscribers in just two days. Scroll down for video
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Anthony Kirkby and Paul Tranter's videos have nearly one million views
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Online commenters are extending invites to parties or offering tours
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Men have met with a company that helps people to cash in on their videos

Question: While watching the football match, @placeholder tells the camera: 'I could have done this at home.'


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:14 EST, 4 May 2012 | UPDATED: 15:36 EST, 4 May 2012 A political adviser was told to 'go f*** himself' when he warned former Senator John Edwards that pursuing an extramarital affair with a videographer would sink his presidential ambitions, it was revealed today. Peter Scher, who first worked with Edwards when he was the Democrats' 2004 vice presidential nominee, testified at Edwards' campaign finance trial on Friday. He said the politician denied having a sexual relationship with Rielle Hunter when Scher broached the subject in September 2006. 'I told him if it was true that he was having an affair with Ms Hunter, he should not run for president,' Mr Scher testified as the second week of Edwards' trial neared its end. 'If it was true, eventually it would come out and it would destroy his political career.'
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Aide Peter Scher warned Edwards not to run for president if he was having an affair with Rielle Hunter
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Bunny Mellon was said to be 'apoplectic' that Edwards asked for  $50m for poverty foundation
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Mellon said he should have used his own money to cover up his affair

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By Daily Mail Reporter Olympic star hockey player TJ Oshie and his fiancee Lauren Cosgrove became first time parents after Cosgrove gave birth to baby girl Lyla Grace on Monday. St Louis Blues player Oshie was one of the stars of the Sochi Olympics, helping nab the men's hockey team a decent fourth-place in the tournament. But Cosgrove had to cheer on her 'heartthrob' fiancee from back home in Missouri, since she was too pregnant to fly to Russia. Thankfully, the excitement of the Olympic hockey tournament didn't send Cosgrove into a premature labor and she gave birth as scheduled at 9:57am on St Patrick's Day with Oshie by her side.
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Oshie and fiancee Lauren Cosgrove gave birth to their daughter on Monday
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The hockey star took off that night's game against Winnepeg, but was back on the ice two days later for a match against the Chicago Blackhawks
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The 27-year-old became a sensation at Sochi after helping the men's team advance past Russia in the tournament
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But fiancee Cosgrove wasn't allowed to come along for the trip since she was too pregnant to fly

Question: That may have been in a blessing in disguise though, as @placeholder lost out to Chicago 0-4.


(CNN) -- If you read the headlines this week about the the death of Judge Robert Bork, you probably took away that he will be remembered for his conservative judicial philosophy and losing a very contentious Supreme Court confirmation battle. You probably didn't read about the impact he made on modern media, and maybe even on the debate the Internet had about Instagram this week. But that's part of his legacy, too. Let's connect the dots from Bork to Instagram, shall we? 1. The Bork Tapes President Ronald Reagan nominated Bork for the U.S. Supreme Court in 1987. During his confirmation hearings, an enterprising reporter found a list of the movies he'd rented at his local video rental store.
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Judge Robert Bork, who died this week, has unlikely connection to digital media
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After a reporter outed Bork's video-rental history, Congress made doing so illegal
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That law shut down a Facebook sharing feature and helped prompt long terms-of-service
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An Instagram TOS update spurred this week's user revolt

Question: Since then, as social networks have exploded in popularity and social media sharing has become de rigueur, just about any of us could flip open @placeholder and see a stream of all the music our friends are listening to right this second.


By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 03:47 EST, 26 May 2013 | UPDATED: 06:16 EST, 26 May 2013 The creator of hit U.S. gang crime drama The Wire has claimed legalising cannabis would only help 'white middle-class kids' and there is a 'racial bias' in his country's multi-billion dollar war on drugs. Former Baltimore crime reporter David Simon, whose bleak portrait of his drug-ravaged home city has been hailed as the greatest television drama of all time, said he wanted the drugs debate re-framed. Speaking at a debate hosted by the Observer  at the Royal Institution in London, Simon called the government crusade against drugs 'a holocaust in slow motion'.
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David Simon said he wanted the drugs debate re-framed
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He called U.S. crusade against drugs 'a holocaust in slow motion'
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Speaking in London, Simon said he's against legalisation of marijuana

Question: The @placeholder creator Simon said the drugs war is making cost-effective policing on the streets of Baltimore too easy, to the detriment of police work on non drug-related crime.


(CNN) -- Australian troops could begin pulling out of Afghanistan in the coming months, and the majority of them may leave the country by the end of next year, Prime Minister Julia Gillard said Tuesday. It's the latest announcement of international troop drawdowns in Afghanistan, a trend that signals the coalition's confidence in the country's fighting forces, the transition to Afghan security control, and the war's growing unpopularity in the countries that contribute troops. Gillard made her remarks Tuesday ahead of a NATO summit meeting in Chicago in May. At the meeting, the leaders of countries with troops in Afghanistan will make key decisions about the future of the international coalition's mission there.
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NEW: Analyst calls Australia a "phenomenal" ally
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Australia's prime minister sketches out an expedited troop withdrawal plan
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The country has been part of the coalition effort in Afghanistan for more than a decade

Question: @placeholder's move would mean that most of the more than 1,500 Australian soldiers in Afghanistan could leave a year earlier than the government had previously suggested.


Paris (CNN) -- A French television network said Thursday it has filed a complaint with the Paris public prosecutor alleging identity theft and impersonation related to an interview it broadcast Tuesday with a woman the network identified as Ambassador Lamia Shakkour, Syria's ambassador to France. During the telephone interview, the woman said she was resigning her post because of the ongoing violence in Syria. "I cannot support the cycle of extreme violence ... ignore the young men, women and children who have died," she said. Shortly afterward, Shakkour denied to CNN affiliate BFM-TV that she had made any such statement, alleging in an on-camera interview that she had been impersonated.
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Syria's ambassador denies having made call to France 24 saying she was resigning
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France 24 alleges identity theft and impersonation related to the interview
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France 24 commissioned an analysis that shows the two voices are different
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Resignation was also reported by Reuters, which cited Syrian Embassy as its source

Question: In its statement Thursday, France 24 said it had invited @placeholder to participate in its debate program.

Question: "I am filing a complaint to the French tribunal and also to the international tribunal, and there will probably be some measures against @placeholder 24," she said.


PARIS, France (CNN) -- Former first lady Laura Bush praised the performance of her husband's successor Monday, breaking with many Republicans in telling CNN that she thinks President Obama is doing a good job under tough circumstances. Former first lady Laura Bush defended President Obama's decision to address the nation's schoolchildren. She also criticized Washington's sharp political divide during an interview covering a range of topics including her thoughts on first lady Michelle Obama, former Vice President Dick Cheney, the situation in Afghanistan and Myanmar, and life after eight tumultuous years in the White House. Bush sat down with CNN on Monday during a United Nations meeting in Paris, France, where she was promoting global literacy, a cause she trumpeted during her husband's administration.
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Laura Bush sits down with CNN during U.N. meeting in Paris, France
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She says President Obama is doing good job under tough circumstances
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Former first lady criticizes excessive partisanship of Washington
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She also defends Cheney's defense of Bush administration actions

Question: "All of us are concerned, and everybody, as they look at @placeholder from around the world, really hope and want to [do] whatever they can to help the government stabilize, to see that the elections were fair."


By Abul Taher PUBLISHED: 17:04 EST, 22 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:48 EST, 23 February 2014 The Duchess of Cambridge flashes her new necklace, a gift from her sister Pippa, bearing the names of her husband and her son It's a gift that allows the Duchess of Cambridge to keep her two Princes close to her heart. She has been proudly wearing a new necklace that carries a disc engraved with her baby Prince George’s full name – George Alexander Louis – and a heart-shaped charm inscribed with the letter  ‘W’ for her husband William.
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The necklace bears inscriptions of both Kate's son and her husband
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It was bought for just under £90 in a high street store in Fulham
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Kate has been seen wearing it several times over the past few weeks

Question: She said: ‘After @placeholder  was born, we made this gold chain especially for the Duchess and sent it to Pippa to give to her sister as a gift, and she passed it on.’


(CNN) -- On the morning of her suicide on July 17, Zhou Jianrong came into work earlier than usual. No one knew what went through her head in those quiet hours before other workers arrived, but as CCTV footage later revealed, she first took 20 minutes to walk around the empty factory before leaping off the fourth floor window. The 49-year old was found dead shortly before 6 a.m., marking the end of her 12 years at the GCL Footwear factory. Zhou had just been fired the previous night for participating in a strike that was part of a long-running labor dispute. She was one of more than 100 workers sacked for their involvement.
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Labor unions in China are ridiculed for their impotence and are referred to as "boss' unions"
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Bottom-up activism puts pressure on the government to make changes
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Nearly half of all protests between 2011-2013 were related to factory workers' rights
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China can no longer rely on cheap labor -- so what's next for "the world's factory"?

Question: But with 260 million migrant workers in the country, this progress might take some time -- a progress that @placeholder will not see.


(CNN) -- A seven-year-old boy who spent a winter's night lost in chilly conditions in the Australian bush says a friendly kangaroo is the reason he survived. South Australian police said Simon Kruger went missing in the Deep Creek Conservation Park, south of Adelaide, after wandering away from a family picnic shortly after 1.15pm Saturday. A search party of about 40, including two rescue helicopters, was mobilized to locate Simon, who was wearing just a fleece top and track pants and was not equipped for a night in the elements. The search party continued their efforts through the night, operating using parachute flares, before a rescue helicopter spotted him about 500 meters from where he had gone missing nearly 24 hours earlier.
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Boy, 7, says kangaroo helped him survive a chilly night in the Australian bush
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He says he went missing from a family picnic after a kangaroo ate flowers he was picking
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He spent nearly 24 hours lost in in bush while a search party looked for him
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His father said the kangaroo was "a gift from God"

Question: "I think @placeholder sent a kangaroo to keep him warm."


(CNN) -- It's a royal first. Britain's Zara Phillips, Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter, will become the first member of the royal family to appear in a video game. An electronic version of the 32-year-old royal will be featured in an online game for horse lovers, 'Howrse,' in which the Olympic equestrian will mentor and guide players in the UK. Some of her own horses, including her Olympic mount High Kingdom, will be included in the game for players to "own" themselves, game maker Ubisoft said in a statement. The horse breeding game, which has 50 million players worldwide, allows players to raise horses and ponies, take care of them, train them and enhance their skills and abilities.
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Zara Phillips to star in online equine game "Howrse"
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Phillips to become the first member of the royal family to appear in a video game
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Phillips expecting her first child this month

Question: "Not everyone has access to ride or care for horses regularly and @placeholder provides a great opportunity to really understand more about how horses are raised and bred in an easy-to-access and fun way."


By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 10:05 EST, 3 July 2013 | UPDATED: 03:26 EST, 4 July 2013 The King of Belgium last night said he will abdicate in favour of his son. King Albert, 79, said that because of his ‘age and health’ he will pass the throne to Crown Prince Philippe, 53, this month. However, his decision follows the opening of court proceedings over his illegitimate daughter. Announcement: King Albert II of Belgium is expected to announce his abdication after 20 years on the throne, this afternoon Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo said he, too, would make an official announcement immediately after the king's speech, further heightening expectations the 20-year reign of Albert is drawing to a close.
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Expected to abdicate in favour of his son Crown Prince Phillip
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Albert II of Belgium has been on the throne for nearly 20 years
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Crowned in 1993 after his older brother Baudouin died

Question: When Belgium found itself without a government for a record 541 days before the team of @placeholder could take the oath late in 2011, Albert had to be involved in the protracted talks because one of the few real powers a Belgian monarch has is to appoint government brokers.


Mario Balotelli has already made an impact at Liverpool. He has never been accused of lacking audacity, and one of the first questions he asked on entering the dressing room on Monday was: 'Who takes the penalities?' Balotteli has a formidable record from the spot, not having missed one in 26 attempts for club and country until last September. 'He's brilliant at them — and he knows it,' said manager Brendan Rodgers. 'But Steven Gerrard's the penalty taker. Simple.' Scroll down for videos... On the spot: Mario Balotelli has already asked about penalty responsibilities at Liverpool No pressure: Former AC Milan striker has only missed one spot kick from 26 attempts
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Mario Balotelli has already asked who takes the penalties at Liverpool
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Italy international has only missed one spot kick from 26 attempts
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Brendan Rodgers confirmed Steven Gerrard is Reds penalty taker
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Anfield manager is determined to get the best from troublesome Balotelli

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At first glance, a cotton T-shirt from independent label Small Trades might look like any other basic striped crewneck. But Small Trades founder Robin Weiss says there are a few things that set her brand apart. Her rib knit shirts and dresses last longer than usual fast-fashion fare, she says, because the people who make them bring a legacy of craftsmanship and manufacturing expertise. Plus, buying them supports 64-year-old Beverly Deysher, who has worked for Mohnton Knitting Mills since she was 18, always living within walking distance of the factory in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch country. Supporting Small Trades also means supporting factory owner Gary Pleam, whose great-great grandfather built a water wheel in 1873 to power the hat factory that became Mohnton Mills in 1906.
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Some fashion brands, retailers emphasize transparency to appeal to conscious consumers
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Founders of Zady, a new shopping website, hope to appeal directly to them
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Zady showcases brands from around the world that it vetted for sustainability practices
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Have you transformed your passion into profits? Share your story on iReport

Question: @placeholder's first job was to put elastic in underwear waistbands, back when mass-produced garments were the company's bread and butter.

Question: It's simply a fair price for quality products made by skilled employees like Deysher and sold by business owners like @placeholder.

Question: When it launches this week, @placeholder will include information on where products are made, the raw material sources and a story about each brand's origin.

Question: If @placeholder could do it again, he'd do it all the same, he said, because business was good most of the time, and they've had a lot of laughs at work, staff picnics and Friday hot dog lunches.


(CNN) -- We're all know the saying "to be the best, you've got to learn from the best." And while it might be true that there are plenty of quality regular people out there who can help you refine your game -- ski, fish, dunk, bluff, drive -- it's nice to get instruction from a legit superstar of the craft. But book a session with a big name -- an Olympic hero, a Bassmaster Classic champ, an NBA star, a World Series of Poker bracelet winner, a NASCAR legend -- and it's not (let's face it) just about improving. It's about luxuriating in the experience of doing something -- anything -- under the tutelage of a famous, field-tested elite.
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Ski, fish, play drums? You can learn how at the feet of the stars
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In games with NBA pros you won't be taunted, but welcomed to the team
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Poker legends Joe Hachem and Tom McEvoy share secrets
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You can book a golf lesson with ex-Tiger Woods coach Butch Harmon

Question: You'll be covering long and short irons, wedge and sand shots, trouble shots, chipping, putting and why, in @placeholder's words, "Many people play golf, but few truly understand it."


America's largest producer of Thanksgiving turkeys has announced a shortage of fresh birds, just as millions of families begin clearing space in their fridge for the holidays. Butterball said Friday that it had fewer than usual fresh large turkeys because its poultry has had trouble gaining weight on some of the company's farms. While there are ample supplies of its frozen large varieties, Butterball told retailers, including East Coast grocery chain Big Y Foods Inc, their orders for fresh turkeys 16 pounds and bigger have been cut by 50 per cent. Shortage: Butterball said Friday that it had fewer than usual fresh large turkeys because its poultry has had trouble gaining weight on some of the company's farms
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Butterball has announced that it has fewer than usual fresh large turkeys this Thanksgiving
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This is because its poultry has had trouble gaining weight on some of the company's farms
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While there are ample supplies of its frozen large varieties, retailers' ordered for fresh turkeys 16 pounds or more have been halved
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The company doesn't know why its birds failed to gain weight and is 'continuing to evaluate all potential causes'

Question: Big Y said it immediately sourced additional turkeys from other suppliers in order to have ample supply for its customers, adding 'All of us at @placeholder will do our best to ensure that our customers have a wonderful turkey for their Thanksgiving meal.'


NATO will suspend "all practical civilian and military cooperation" with Russia because of its annexation of Crimea, saying it has seen no sign that Moscow was withdrawing troops from the Ukrainian border. Foreign ministers from the 28 members of the Western military alliance met in Brussels on Tuesday for the first time since Russia grabbed the Black Sea peninsula from Ukraine last month, triggering the worst East-West crisis since the Cold War. They were discussing ways to boost NATO's military presence in formerly communist central and Eastern Europe to reassure allies worried by Russia's moves. After the session, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Russia has challenged truths that only a few weeks ago seemed self-evident: that European borders in the 21st century would not be redrawn by force.
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U.S. House gives final approval to bill to sanction Russia, provide aid to Ukraine
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NATO says it will suspend civilian and military cooperation with Russia
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Gazprom says the price Ukraine pays for Russian natural gas will increase, starting Tuesday

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By Craig Mackenzie PUBLISHED: 09:26 EST, 9 September 2012 | UPDATED: 09:31 EST, 10 September 2012 The five-year-old girl who died after she was hit by a slow-moving vehicle at a vintage steam rally and fair has been named as Tayla Saunders. The youngster from Honiton, Devon, had been 'darting' towards a helter-skelter ride at the Lanlivery Vintage Rally in Cornwall, when she was struck by a heavy truck as it reversed in the field. She was treated less than a minute after the accident at 11.40am on Saturday as paramedics had a display stand just 100 metres away.
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Girl has been named as Tayla Saunders, from Honiton, Devon.
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Witness saw child running towards fairground when tragedy happened
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Girl's foster parents attend memorial church service in field

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(CNN) -- Scores of people were killed in violence across Syria on Monday, opposition activists said, while Russia insisted a political solution was the only answer to end the bloodshed. Here are fresh developments in Syria's bloody civil war: Opposition: 50 regime soldiers killed at checkpoint A suicide bomber killed at least 50 Syrian soldiers Monday at a checkpoint in Hama province, the opposition Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported. The opposition group said the bomber was from the al-Nusra Front, which has claimed responsibility for past suicide attacks. The state-run Syrian Arab News Agency said a suicide bomber killed two people and injured 10 others.
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NEW: 162 are dead in Syria, including 32 in a "massacre" in Idlib province, opposition says
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Opposition activists say a suicide bomber kills 50 Syrian soldiers
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A Russian diplomat rejects U.N.- Arab League envoy's call for transition-of-power resolution
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"If the priority is to save lives" in Syria, there is no need for such a resolution, diplomat says

Question: They're simply designed to insure that those @placeholder voices inside Syria...are heard and are part of the process."


He was the UK's favourite TV star, loved by millions who tuned into Jim'll Fix It each week, before being exposed as a predatory paedophile following his death in 2011. Now Jimmy Savile's nephew Guy Marsden, 60, has revealed that he came within a whisker of being sexually abused himself but was inadvertently saved by his uncle. In 1968, aged 15, he and a group of friends ran away and got the train to London where they were met by two men who invited them back to their flat. Scroll down for video Lucky escape: Guy Marsden was ensnared by a paedophile ring but was saved from abuse by his uncle
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Guy Marsden, now 60, was ensnared by a paedophile ring aged 15
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Makes claims on new CI documentary, Crimes That Shook Britain

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By Alice Smellie As Sue Gordon lay frail and exhausted on a hospital bed following intensive treatment for stage three lung cancer, her daughter held her close, in a poignant reversal of the roles of mother and child. Losing a parent is always heart-breaking – yet, ever since that dreadful moment, actress Tricia Penrose has known that hers will be stolen from her far too soon. ‘We’ve always been more like sisters,’ says the 43-year-old from Liverpool, better known to millions across Britain as barmaid Gina in the series Heartbeat. Fomer Heartbeat actress Tricia Penrose (left) immediately gave up acting to care for her mother Sue Gordon who is suffering from lung cancer
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Tricia rose to fame in Heartbeat thanks to support from mother Sue Gordon
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Sue is now being treated for stage-three lung cancer
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Tricia has turned her back on television to care for her mother
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Has received 'many' offers but 'can’t even think about being away’ from Sue
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Tricia became concerned when noticed Sue's weight loss and sunken eyes

Question: Sue wipes her eye: ‘But at least you know what I want – right down to the coffin.’ In fact, @placeholder frequently kept her family buoyant.


COPENHAGEN, Denmark (CNN) -- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, will host the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, the International Olympic Committee announced Friday. Confetti flies in Rio de Janeiro after the IOC announces the city will host the 2016 games. The announcement brought tears to Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who dabbed his eyes with a handkerchief several times in a news conference afterward. "Our hour has arrived," he said. "It has arrived." In Rio, jubilation erupted at the world-famous Copacabana beach, where thousands of people gathered to hear the announcement. Rio organizers promised to start working immediately to make the games a success.
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International Olympic Committee names Rio de Janeiro as host of 2016 games
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The final vote was between Rio and Madrid, Spain
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Chicago and Tokyo were eliminated from contention in earlier voting
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A city must receive a majority of votes in order to win

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Scroll down for video The ex-wife of suspected killer Ron Lee Haskell – who fled her abusive and violent husband after 11 years of marriage - believes she has paid the ‘ultimate price for freedom’, her former divorce lawyer told MailOnline. Al Barker, the lawyer who represented Melanie Lyon in her divorce from Haskell, revealed she made the heart-breaking statement to family members after discovering her ex had slaughtered six of her relatives in cold blood. Melanie's sister Katie Stay, brother-in-law Stephen and four of their young children were gunned down at their Texas home on Wednesday. Melanie Lyon Haskell, pictured here with then-husband Ronald and the couple's three children is in 'shock' over the massacre. Al Barker, her former lawyer who became good friends with her, said: 'I just hope other victims (of domestic violence) don¿t look at her case and think,"this could happen to me"'
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Police in Houston, Texas, arrested 33-year-old Haskell Wednesday night after a tense stand-off at a suburban cul-de-sac
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He is charged with shooting dead six members of the same family
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Haskell and his wife Melanie Kaye Haskell were married in 2002 in California
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Melanie feels she's 'paid the ultimate price for freedom', her divorce lawyer Al Barker told MailOnline, adding: 'But I felt terrible because it is not her fault'
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Lone survior, Cassidy Stay, 15, was released from hospital today
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A bullet grazed her head and she played dead until Haskell left

Question: ‘I asked her how Melanie was doing and she told me that @placeholder was in shock over what happened.’


Editor's note: We asked readers to weigh in on CNN.com Live producer Jarrett Bellini's vacation destination, and you chose South Africa. Check back for updates on his trip. Giraffes are a common sight in Kruger National Park. KRUGER NATIONAL PARK, South Africa (CNN) -- I spent two nights sleeping under a full-moon sky, nestled in my trusty hammock at Kruger National Park. Our guides provided us with tents, but I figured I wouldn't have too many opportunities in my life to slumber in the open bush on the African continent. Thus, I rested more or less exposed throughout the night, hoping that a lion wouldn't figure that he wouldn't have too many opportunities in his life to maul a sleeping American tourist in the open bush on the African continent.
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CNN.com's Jarrett Bellini is traveling in South Africa
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Question: However, @placeholder seemed to fit, quite perfectly, my idea of the African savannah.


Sunderland manager Gus Poyet criticised the inconsistency of referee Craig Pawson after their defeat against Liverpool. Pawson sent Sunderland midfielder Liam Bridcutt off for two bookable offences at the Stadium of Light, but Poyet feels the official failed to show the same discipline for Liverpool. Poyet believes Liverpool winger Philippe Coutinho should have been sent off for committing the same fouls as Bridcutt, and that Pawson put in an unacceptable performance. Sunderland manager Gus Poyet criticised the inconsistency of referee Craig Pawson after their defeat Pawson sent Sunderland midfielder Liam Bridcutt off for two bookable offences at the Stadium of Light
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Sunderland manager Gus Poyet criticised inconsistency of Craig Pawson
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Pawson sent Sunderland's Liam Bridcutt off for two bookable offences
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Poyet believes Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho should have been sent off

Question: @placeholder have not won at home since October, and Poyet begged for patience from unimpressed supporters after they made their feelings clear at the final whistle.


(CNN) -- United States leaders have rightly said that defeating the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and resolving Iraq's deepening civil war will require urgent political change in Baghdad. But the military assistance that Iran and Russia are speeding to Shiite groups in Iraq imperils that change. It now appears that a majority of Iraq's political parties and Shiite religious authorities blame Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's authoritarian tendencies and exclusion of mainstream Sunni groups for the crisis, and they seek his replacement as the starting point for resolving it. But just as this political majority has begun to form against him, Iran and Russia have extended al-Maliki material and political support that insulates him from domestic political pressure and may even embolden him to try to stay on.
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Writers: Iran, Russia aid to Iraq imperils U.S. call for al-Maliki to make Iraq government inclusive
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Thus Al-Maliki is less likely to leave or to stop shunning Sunnis, they say
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They say Iran helps al-Maliki return "worst of the worst" to key positions to oppress Sunnis
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Writers: Tehran will see reforms U.S. wants as limits on Iranian influence

Question: It began to wane in 2010 when the U.S. ceded our leverage in favor of "smart power," believing that reasonable @placeholder minds would prevail.


Read his views on 'Big Cheese' Matt Prior I did NOT text South Africans ways to get Strauss out Flower's regime led to cliques (and Trott telling Prior and Swann to 'f*** off') Flower was a 'f****** horrendous' 'Mood Hoover' Graeme Swann has blasted Kevin Pietersen's autobiography as a 'work of fiction' and that any criticism of his former England team-mate Matt Prior is 'codswallop'. The ex-England spinner, who took 255 wickets in 60 Tests, claims he 'expected' KP: The Autobiography to be about as factually correct as Jules Verne - a French novelist who specialised in science fiction. Pietersen dubs Prior 'The Big Cheese' and dedicates a whole chapter to the wicket-keeper, claiming his vice-captaincy reign was one of terror and intimidation.
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Graeme Swann labels Kevin Pietersen's autobiography as 'work of fiction'
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Ex-England spinner defends Matt Prior, saying allegations are 'codswallop'
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KP: The Autobiography has claims Prior's vice-captaincy reign was one of fear and intimidation and Pietersen refers to him as 'The Big Cheese'
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Swann claims Prior actually fought to keep Pietersen in England fold

Question: The one thing I will say is I immediately realised it was codswallop when I read the character assassination of @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Last Wednesday, in a move that I still don't fully understand, I became a shareholder in the Spanish football club Real Oviedo. In terms of my relationship with football, I should probably lay my cards on the table. I am a Nottingham Forest fan. Anyone of a certain age with a passing interest in the game will understand that I'm familiar with disappointment. Having watched Forest fall from the heights of back-to-back European Cup wins to the depths of English football's third tier I know, all too well, the emotions involved in witnessing a distressing decline. This doubtless explains why some sense of faded glamour or a struggle against adversity tends to attract me to a club. To illustrate this point, my favorite Italian team is Sampdoria, currently lying 14th in Serie A. Winning, as they say, isn't everything.
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Why would a Nottingham Forest fan invest $52 in third-tier Spanish club Real Oviedo?
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Jonathan Hawkins interest in Oviedo piqued by British journalist Sid Lowe
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Hawkins bought four shares allowing him to attend Oviedo's annual general meeting
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The third division club had had until November 17 to avoid extinction

Question: Whatever happens at the very least I have to buy a @placeholder mug.


Two taxpayer-funded New York defense attorneys have sparked outrage after appearing in an online rap video that urges black people to kill police officers - and allowing it to be filmed in their offices. The video, dubbed 'Hands Up', shows black men holding guns to the head of a white actor dressed as an NYPD cop, and features the lyric: 'For Mike Brown and Sean Bell, a cop got to get killed'. It also depicts a grief-stricken mother walking into The Bronx Defenders's offices on 161st Street, where she is comforted by an attorney. Another lawyer at the firm features later in the footage.
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'Hands Up' rap video shows black men holding guns to an officer's head
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Also includes lyric: 'For Mike Brown and Sean Bell, a cop got to get killed'
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Attorneys Kumar Rao and Ryan Napoli criticized for appearing in footage
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DOI investigation found lawyers guilty of committing 'serious misconduct'
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio described the findings as 'deeply disturbing'

Question: The Bronx Defenders - which is known for its aggressive defense of low-income and minority clients in the @placeholder - has amassed around $107million in city funding since 2007.


Nokia fans, look away now. If you were upset by the news that the Nokia branding was to be dropped from all future Microsoft phones, then you won’t want to see these new images. Microsoft has now unveiled what its phones will look like once the branding switch to ‘Microsoft Lumia’ is complete, bringing to an end nearly three decades of Nokia phones. Dry your eyes mate: Microsoft has revealed what its phones will look like now that the Nokia brand name has been dropped from all future devices, shown in this image. From now on all Nokia Lumia and Windows Phone devices will simply be called Microsoft Lumia, although existing phones will continue to be supported
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Microsoft has unveiled what its phones will look like without Nokia branding
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The switch in branding was first reported earlier this week
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All Nokia Lumia and Windows Phone devices will now be 'Microsoft Lumia'
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The Washington-based firm has now made the rebranding official
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'Say hello to Microsoft Lumia' the company's Tuula Rytilä said in a blog post
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It brings to an end nearly three decades of Nokia phones
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Microsoft bought Nokia's phone business for £4.5bn ($7.2 bn) in April
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Finnish firm Nokia lives on as a separate technology company

Question: The change by the Washington firm will see all Microsoft smartphones simply called Microsoft Lumia from now on (@placeholder 730 shown).


Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- A Kuwaiti company that has been paid more than $8.5 billion to supply food and other items to the U.S. military in the Middle East has been indicted on multiple federal fraud charges, authorities announced Monday. Public Warehousing Company KSC is charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States, committing major fraud against the United States, making false statements, submitting false claims and wire fraud, a six-count indictment states. The company obtained contracts in May 2003, February 2005 and July 2005 to feed U.S. troops in Iraq, Kuwait and Jordan, said the U.S. attorney's office for the Northern District of Georgia, where the charges were filed.
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Public Warehousing Company KSC was paid $8.5 billion to supply food, other items
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Indictment says company presented false claims, overcharged
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Question: The indictment does not say how much the @placeholder was allegedly defrauded, because the investigation is under way, officials said.


(CNN) -- English footballer Joey Barton will have to wait until November to make his Ligue 1 debut for Marseille after the French League confirmed he must serve the remainder of his 12-game ban. Barton was handed the lengthy suspension by the English Football Association after he was red-carded in Queens Park Rangers' final Premier League match of last season at Manchester City. After training with English lower league side Fleetwood Town, Barton was then left behind as QPR toured Malaysia during preseason, and he completed a season-long loan move to Marseille before the August transfer window closed. "Upon the transfer of Joey Barton from Queens Park Rangers to Olympique Marseille, the English Football Association transmitted to the French Football Federation the disciplinary sanction he was subject to in the English league," said a French League statement.
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QPR's Joey Barton must serve the remainder of his 12-game ban in France
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The 30-year-old is ineligible to play in Marseille's domestic matches
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English midfielder can play for his new loan club in European competition
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Controversial figure has put violent past behind him to build big Twitter audience

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By Aaron Sharp and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 02:59 EST, 23 September 2013 | UPDATED: 16:28 EST, 23 September 2013 Criminal history: Israel Alverez, 33, was arrested for family violence on September 11 and now police believe he shot his family before killing himself A couple and their three children have been found dead inside their Texas home in what police now believe is an apparent murder-suicide. The father of the slain children, Israel Alvarez, was arrested on a domestic assault charge less than two weeks before his body and that of his wife Guadalupe Ronquillo-Ovalle and their three young children were discovered.
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A couple and their three children- ages 4, 8 and 12- were found shot to death inside their Texas home
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Police believe it was a murder-suicide as the father, Israel Alverez, was arrested for a domestic assault charge less than two weeks ago
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Sheriff said they are not looking for a suspect outside of the home
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Alverez's father was the one to call 911 and report the deaths

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Doha, Qatar (CNN) -- A Qatari judge sentenced California couple Grace and Matthew Huang to three years in prison after they were found guilty in the death of their 8-year-old adopted daughter. "We have just been wrongfully convicted and we feel as if we are being kidnapped by the Qatar judicial system," a distraught Matthew Huang told reporters outside the court Thursday. "This verdict is wrong and appears to be nothing more a than an effort to save face." The couple was accused of murdering their daughter, Gloria, by starving her to death. But the judge did not specify the exact charge for which they were convicted.
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The Huangs deny charges of killing their daughter, who died in January last year

Question: @placeholder always had water bottles in her room and had access to water from the bathroom in her room, the attorney said.


(CNN) -- The European Union won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday as it grapples with the worst crisis since its founding -- devastating debt and the threat of disintegration. The prestigious award was a salute to the struggling 27-nation union for its work in promoting democracy and reconciliation since World War II. It was a cheer for an entity tackling the continent's economic misery -- particularly in debt-ridden Greece, Spain, and Portugal -- as some member countries might be faced with dropping the euro, the EU currency. The timing wasn't a coincidence. "This is, in a way, a message to Europe that we should do everything we can and move forward," said Thorbjen Jagland, the chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee and a high European Council official.
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Crisis Group calls EU "one of greatest conflict resolution mechanisms ever devised"
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We must work hard for "peace, for democracy, for freedom," German chancellor says

Question: Within the EU, disparities have persisted between economically strong members, such as @placeholder, which has fronted European bailout money, and economically weaker countries like Greece suffering from strict austerity measures and unemployment.


Westminster, Maryland (CNN) -- Matthew Snyder's funeral was to be a private affair, with family and friends gathering at a Catholic church to mourn the 20-year-old Marine who died a hero in Iraq, serving his country. But Matt's father says his grief was compounded by anger and helplessness because of about a dozen unwanted visitors, a fringe group standing at the center of a constitutional showdown. "I was just shocked that any individual could do this to another human being," Albert Snyder told CNN. "I mean, it was inhuman." He speaks of members of a small Kansas church who have gained nationwide attention for protesting loudly at funerals of U.S. service members, denouncing homosexuality. Both sides will now receive a Supreme Court hearing over their competing constitutional rights. Oral arguments are Wednesday morning, with a final ruling some months away.
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Westboro Baptist Church brings anti-gay message to soldiers' funerals
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Father of a Marine who died a hero in Iraq sued; the case is now before U.S. Supreme Court
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The church defends its "highly disliked" speech as "needing protection"
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One other lawsuit against the church could reach the high court next year

Question: "@placeholder's speech is in a format showing it is religious commentary," said church members in their brief to the Supreme Court.


Brendan Tevelin, 19, was brutally killed by a man who wanted revenge for American actions in the Mideast It has been three months since  college student Brendan Tevlin was brutally murdered in New Jersey by an extremist determined to get revenge for American military action in the Middle East. And every day since, his parents Michael and Allison have passed by the corner of Walker Road and Northfield Avenue in West Orange — the spot where their 19-year-old son lost his life. 'We have to pass it every day,' Allison Tevlin told The Star-Ledger. 'We saw all the flowers and the crosses. It was unnerving.'
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College student Brendan Tevlin, 19, was killed in June in New Jersey
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Ali Muhammad Brown, 29, allegedly told investigators that Brendan the killing was retribution for Muslim lives lost in Middle East

Question: In an interview, the family tells @placeholder they're focusing on honoring Brendan's life and coming to terms with his death.


When the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a law Wednesday morning that limits Americans' contributions to political candidates, liberals in Washington hyperventilated. Within minutes, far-left Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York fired off a terse press release slapping the five justices, all appointees of Republican presidents, who joined in a majority to open the floodgates to more money in politics. 'This in itself is a small step, but another step on the road to ruination,' said Schumer. 'It could lead to interpretations of the law that would result in the end of any fairness in the political system as we know it.'
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Democratic Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse blasted the justices, saying they are 'utterly ignorant about elections' and that they suffer from a 'lack of humility'
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Sen. Chuck Schumer called the reform a 'step on the road to ruination' and said it could bring 'the end of any fairness in the political system'
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Far left Sen. Patrick Leahy carped that the 'shock to our electoral system' will 'empower billionaires to drown out the voices of everyday Americans'
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Sen. Chris Coons, another Democrat, complained about 'reckless Supreme Court decisions' and 'Gerrymandering and draconian election laws'

Question: Not one of them has ever stood for office,' @placeholder said during a press conference.


(CNN)This time there was no escape for Rafael Nadal at the Australian Open. The 14-time grand slam winner rallied to beat unheralded qualifier Tim Smyczek in five sets in the second round but he couldn't come back against a better opponent, Tomas Berdych, in the quarterfinals Tuesday. Berdych crushed Nadal 6-2 6-0 7-6 (5) thanks to a fine display of power tennis to end a 17-match losing streak against the Spaniard. One of those losses came in the 2010 Wimbledon final. Earlier Tuesday, Maria Sharapova set up a semifinal duel with fellow Russian Ekaterina Makarova when she eased past Eugenie Bouchard 6-3 6-2 and 10th-seed Makarova upset third-seed Simona Halep 6-4 6-0.
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Rafael Nadal loses to Tomas Berdych at the Australian Open
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Berdych powers past the 14-time grand slam winner in straight sets
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The Czech had lost 17 straight times to Nadal
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Maria Sharapova, Ekaterina Makarova advance to semifinals

Question: @placeholder, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.

Question: @placeholder may not be a household name but the left-hander has now reached consecutive grand slam semifinals.


By James Chapman, Daily Mail Political Editor Iain Duncan Smith last night called on Ed Miliband to ‘immediately’ say what cuts Labour would make to keep within a legal cap on welfare set by the Government. The Work and Pensions Secretary said the Labour leader’s decision to back the new long-term limit was a ‘scam’ unless he was prepared to say how he would fund the scrapping of the so-called bedroom tax. A group of 13 Labour MPs, including former frontbenchers Diane Abbott and Tom Watson, rebelled against their party’s backing for the Government’s plan. Demand: Iain Duncan Smith (left) has called on Ed Miliband (right) to 'immediately' say what cuts Labour would make to keep within a legal cap on welfare set by the Government
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Work and Pensions Secretary says Ed Miliband should 'immediately' say what cuts Labour would make to keep within a legal cap on welfare
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Calls on Labour leader to say how he would fund scrapping 'bedroom tax'
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Group of 13 Labour MPs rebel against party's backing for long-term limit
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Measure means overall welfare spending cannot rise above inflation from a fixed limit of £119.5billion until 2020
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Limit includes housing, disibility and pensioner benefits, and tax credits

Question: Mr @placeholder said reversing the housing benefit cuts would mean Labour would immediately breach the cap as it would cost £460million.


(CNN) -- In Tuesday night's State of the Union address, President Obama is expected to focus on the crisis of widening inequality in America. This is good. And it's no surprise. Over the last few years, he has tried to draw attention to the decimation of the middle class over recent decades. He's explained the scope of the problem -- that the severity of today's inequality is akin to what preceded the Great Depression. He's adopted a catchphrase -- prosperity from the "middle out" -- and forced Republicans to talk about the issue. And he's proposed policies to address it.
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Eric Liu: President Obama must do more than list policy fixes for inequality at SOTU
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Liu: He needs to reckon with those who have mixed emotions about "falling behind"
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He says the heart must be acknowledged and its pain and fear must be named
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Liu: Obama must tell those who feel shame for being poor to do away with self-blame

Question: Obama just has to be @placeholder -- the author who acutely sensed and articulated the cross currents of ambition and anxiety around him; the organizer who could navigate the unspoken tensions of identity that influence politics.


Rafael Nadal refused to make any excuses after his record-equalling winning streak over Tomas Berdych came to a comprehensive end in the quarter-finals of the Australian Open on Tuesday. Berdych won three of his first four meetings with Nadal but had not tasted victory over the Spaniard since 2006, his 17 straight defeats equalling a record in the open era. However, the 29-year-old Czech picked the ideal time to end the sequence with a stunning 6-2, 6-0, 7-6 (7/5) victory on Rod Laver Arena and has yet to drop a set in the championship. VIDEO Scroll down Australian Open: Tomas Berdych beats Rafael Nadal 6-2, 6-0, 7-6
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Rafael Nadal was knocked out of the Australian Open by Tomas Berdych
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The Czech sealed a comprehensive 6-2, 6-0, 7-6 victory over the Spaniard
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Berdych's first win over Nadal since 2006 after 17 straight defeats previous
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Click here for all the latest at the Australian Open

Question: Despite taking the third set to a tiebreak, @placeholder was unable to force his way back into the match


Cesar Chavez is something of a national icon. His face is on a U.S. postage stamp. Countless statues, murals, libraries, schools, parks and streets are named after him -- he even has his own national monument. He was on the cover of Time magazine in 1969. A naval ship was named after him. The man even has his own Google Doodle and Apple ad. Yet his footprint in American history is widely unknown and that's exactly the reason why actor-turned-director Diego Luna decided to produce a movie about his life. "I was really surprised that there wasn't already a film out about Chavez's life, so that's why I spent the past four years making this and hope the country will join me in celebrating his life and work," Diego Luna said during Tuesday's screening of "Cesar Chavez: An American Hero" in New York. The movie opens nationwide on Friday.
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Cesar Chavez's life not widely known, but actor-director Diego Luna hopes to change that
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Kennedy: "New York is 37 years behind California. We need a Cesar Chavez."
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Film depicts Chavez and UFW's success, but there is still more work to be done
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Luna: "Farm workers shouldn't struggle so much to feed their own families"

Question: After seeing farm workers harvesting the country's food unable to afford feeding their own families --  let alone the deplorable working conditions they faced --  @placeholder decided to act.


(CNN) -- David Beckham is planning showdown talks with L.A. Galaxy teammate Landon Donovan, who questioned the English football star's commitment to the MLS team earlier this month. Landon Donovan, left, is unhappy with David Beckham's contribution at LA Galaxy. Beckham said the U.S. national captain was "unprofessional" for publicly voicing his opinions, which were reported worldwide from the soon-to-be-published book "The Beckham Experiment" by Sports Illustrated writer Grant Wahl. "In every football player's eyes throughout the world, it would be unprofessional to speak out about a team-mate, especially in the press and not to your face," Beckham said before watching the Galaxy's 1-0 win over Chivas USA on Saturday night. What do you think? Was Donovan right?
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David Beckham plans to meet with L.A. Galaxy teammate Landon Donovan
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U.S. captain accused Beckham of not been committed to the MLS team
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England star Beckham says Donovan's comments were "unprofessional"
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The midfielder has returned to the Galaxy after loan spell with Italy's AC Milan

Question: "I like @placeholder as a person and I think he's a very good player.


By Candace Sutton Missing Irishman Donal 'Donie' O'Sullivan has been miraculously found alive, five days after he went missing on a street in broad daylight in Sydney, Australia. A caretaker at an office tower around 100m from where O'Sullivan was last sighted found the 33-year-old naked and injured down a rarely used stairwell around 8.30pm on Wednesday. Lapsing in and out of consciousness, Donie was able to give his mobile phone number and address back in Ireland before the man rushed next door to Easts Leagues Club to raise the alarm and call an ambulance. Two hours later, his relieved brother, Johnnie O'Sullivan, learned Donie was alive, soon after he had returned home from a third night out scouring Sydney suburbs for the missing man.
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Irishman Donal O'Sullivan has been found alive five days after he went missing in Sydney, Australia
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In hospital Donie has recognised his brother Johnnie and could speak
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Donie found by caretaker down disused stairwell 100m from where he was last seen
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The 33-year-old has head and back injuries but was able to supply his mobile phone number and address
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The news came as more than 100 young Irish people had spent their third night out on search
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Donie's sister and brother-in-law Anne and Liam O'Hare arrive from Ireland in Sydney tonight

Question: More than a hundred young Irish nationals living in @placeholder went out in pairs on Wednesday night, each assigned a search grid on a map drawn up by Donie's brother, a housemate and friends.


(CNN) -- A suspected serial killer has killed for the last time. Authorities say Israel Keyes, who was arrested and charged in the killing of an Alaskan barista, killed himself while in custody. Before committing suicide on Sunday, Keyes confessed to at least seven other slayings, according to the FBI field office in Anchorage, Alaska, which on Monday asked for the public's help with tracing Keyes' travels over the years in the hopes of identifying any additional victims. He crisscrossed the country, and authorities may never know how many he killed. "Based upon investigation conducted following his arrest in March 2012, Israel Keyes is believed to have committed multiple kidnappings and murders across the country between 2001 and March 2012," the office said in a statement. "Keyes described significant planning and preparation for his murders, reflecting a meticulous and organized approach to his crimes."
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Israel Keyes committed suicide while in custody on murder charges, officials say
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He was charged in the death of 18-year-old Samantha Koenig, an Alaskan barista
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He is said to have confessed to multiple murders and did not know any of his victims

Question: After @placeholder made the coffee, Keyes brandished a gun forced himself into the coffee stand and bound the 18-year-old woman with zip ties.


A helicopter has plunged to the ground in Seoul in a horrific crash that killed both pilots after its propeller clipped the side of one of the city's most expensive apartment buildings. Fire official Cha Yang-oh told reporters that the helicopter crashed in the upmarket Gangnam district - made famous by the hit music video Gangnam Style - in the south-east of the South Korean capital. The helicopter, belonging to LG Electronics, was on its way to a nearby landing field where it was scheduled to pick up LG employees and head to a city in the south of the country.
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A propeller clipped the side of some of Seoul's priciest flats
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Crash was in Gangnam, the suburb made famous by rapper Psy's hit video
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The chopper belonging to LG Electronics was on its way to a landing field

Question: @placeholder searching: An official declined to say if the crash was anything to do with this morning's thick fog


London (CNN) -- David Miranda, the partner of Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, won a partial victory in his legal action against the Metropolitan Police Thursday, but the judge left a loophole that allows the police to continue investigating the materials they seized from him on Sunday. Miranda, a Brazilian citizen, spent nearly nine hours in detention Sunday being questioned under a provision of Britain's terrorism laws, after he was stopped as he changed planes on his way home from Berlin to Brazil. Authorities confiscated Miranda's electronic equipment, including his mobile phone, laptop, memory sticks, smart watch, DVDs and games consoles.
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NEW: Police hail court's rejection of "attempt to prevent further examination of material seized"
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Court bars use of materials seized, except for purpose of protecting national security
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Lawyer for the police says a criminal investigation has been launched
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Miranda was detained for nearly 9 hours Sunday at Heathrow Airport

Question: He doesn't work for @placeholder, but the newspaper paid for his flights because he was helping his partner.


I’ve lived and worked on Tyneside and I totally understand the frustrations of Newcastle United fans. Years ago, by day, I was a poorly paid young football reporter trying to make my way in the industry; by night I was the friendly barman making up my income, chatting about the Toon until the early hours on the Tuxedo Royale, a nightclub on a boat moored under the Tyne Bridge, with a revolving dancefloor and lots of scantily clad barmaids. I’m beginning to wonder why I ever left! Newcastle fans were vocal in their calls for manager Alan Pardew to be sacked at Southampton on Saturday
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Newcastle United fans called for manager Alan Pardew to be sacked during Saturday's 4-0 loss at Southampton
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At the moment, there is absolutely nothing for them to look forward to
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Newcastle fans should seize the moment and buy the club from Mike Ashley
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It could prove to be the most straightforward way of removing Pardew

Question: But @placeholder was at the centre of everything for most of the punters in there – win, lose or draw that’s what they wanted to talk about.


By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 03:20 EST, 28 September 2012 | UPDATED: 17:36 EST, 28 September 2012 She might be going through a relationship rough patch but it is clear that heartache isn't affecting Kristen Stewart's sense of style The Twilight star has become the UK's most searched for celebrity style icon - knocking Pippa Middleton off the top of the chart in the process. Once known for grubby Converse and grungy styling, the 22-year-old actress has adopted a more polished look over the last 12 months, winning plaudits from the fashion world in the process and a lucrative perfume campaign for French label, Balenciaga.
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Actress Kristen Stewart tops fashion website's list
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Pippa Middleton, who came first last year, drops out of the top 10 completely
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X-Factor judgeTulisa Contostavlos is runner up
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American actress Zooey Deschanel is third

Question: She continued: 'Following the latest fashion trends can make you feel great and @placeholder is certainly one to watch when it comes to her style.


By Helen Roberts A girl aged 17 has been hailed as the Elephant Whisperer in India and hopes to work with the animals after she finishes school - even though they killed her father. Nirmala Topno has been praised for being the only female in her area to handle as many as 17 wild elephants when they roam jungles and enter villages near Rourkela, eastern India. From an early age she began following her father Marino, 50, and a group of local men whenever herds of wild elephants roamed populated areas near their home. Scroll down for video Mammoth courage: 17-year-old Nirmala Topno has become a celebrity in India, where she is hailed as an elephant whisperer. She refuses to give up even after the animals trampled her father Marino to death
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Nirmala Topno was trained by father Marino in villages near Rourkela, India
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She said people 'believe I have a certain power that makes elephants listen'
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But in November Marino, 50, was killed by an angry herd in terrifying attack
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Schoolgirl stared down the animal until it left, but he had already died
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Now she has been promised a job protecting the animals from poachers

Question: @placeholder added: ‘I changed my uniform; quickly grabbed some food and we took off.


Paul Scholes believes Rio Ferdinand would have played alongside John Terry for England at Euro 2012 despite the racism storm involving his brother Anton. Chelsea defender Terry was accused of making a racially charged remark to QPR player Anton Ferdinand during a match at Loftus Road in November 2011. He was found not guilty of racial abuse by a court but received a four-match suspension and £220,000 fine from the Football Association. Paul Scholes believes Rio Ferdinand (left) would have played alongside John Terry for England at Euro 2012 despite the racism storm involving the Chelsea defender and his brother Anton
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Paul Scholes believes Rio Ferdinand would have put the racism scandal involving his brother Anton to one side to play with John Terry at Euro 2012
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Terry was accused of racially abusing Anton in QPR vs Chelsea game in 2011
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Chelsea defender was found not guilty by a court but given a four-match suspension and £220,000 fine by the Football Association
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Terry was selected by Roy Hodgson for Euro 2012 but Ferdinand was left at home
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Scholes, who played alongside Ferdinand at Man United for a decade, believes Ferdinand was willing to play
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Scholes also claims Man City's Yaya Toure 'doesn't look interested' this season and has neglected his defensive work

Question: @placeholder selected John Terry in England's Euro 2012 squad but left Rio Ferdinand at home


Sarah, 10, and Kylie, 15, were struck by cars in separate incidents - both drivers sped away Surveillance video from both incidents exists and police say they're confident they'll find the drivers Younger sister Sarah is now having to wear a cast while sister Kylie remains critically ill in hospital Their father, Jim, can't believe the unlucky coincidence By James Daniel PUBLISHED: 15:36 EST, 11 March 2013 | UPDATED: 15:36 EST, 11 March 2013 For any family having to endure the horror of a hit-and-run would be enormously stressful, but to be forced to go through the exact same thing twice in the same week almost beggars belief.
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Sarah, 10, and Kylie, 15, were struck by cars in separate incidents - both drivers sped away
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Surveillance video from both incidents exists and police say they're confident they'll find the drivers
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Younger sister Sarah is now having to wear a cast while sister Kylie remains critically ill in hospital
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Their father, Jim, can't believe the unlucky coincidence

Question: He checked to see if @placeholder was still alive before getting back into his car and driving away.


Baluchistan, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan is taking a page from America's counterinsurgency playbook in trying to win the hearts and the minds of those who might otherwise join Taliban militants or Balochistan nationalists against its military. Balochistan province -- Pakistan's largest and one of its most troubled -- is home to a nationalist insurgency and an increasingly violent Taliban presence. The sight of Baloch troops marching in the Pakistani army might have been unimaginable three years ago, but recruits are now training to fight for the army, not against it. More than 3,500 such troops have been recruited since 2007, commanders say.
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Balochistan province is home to nationalist sentiments and Taliban violence
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The army is recruiting Baloch residents to join its fighting force
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Improved living conditions are part of the military's plan to win support

Question: The alienation led to calls for independence -- the @placeholder nationalist movement.


(The Frisky) -- As a reality TV fiend, I assumed that "Top Chef: Just Desserts" was going to be totally vanilla. Oh, how wrong I was. Throughout the season, pastry chef Seth Caro has had some serious drama with assorted meltdowns and crocodile tears brought on by such tragedies as the fact that there were no more grapefruits in the kitchen. But this week's episode was beyond. Seth got so worked up after being told he couldn't make ice cream from scratch during a "Quickfire" challenge that he had a full-blown panic attack, saying he was leaving and screaming at the producers.
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Seth Caro and Malika Ameen left "Top Chef: Just Desserts" this week
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Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt left "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here" three times
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Cassandra Whitehead left "America's Next Top Model" instead of getting a haircut

Question: They returned once again but when @placeholder got a stomach illness, they finally left for good.


Washington (CNN) -- Could former U.S. State Department contractor Alan Gross be part of a new prisoner swap? Two Cubans convicted of spying in the United States are pushing for the deal. They argue that U.S. President Barack Obama could follow the release of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl with a similar exchange, swapping three of their imprisoned colleagues in exchange for Gross. "The only thing missing is political will," Fernando Gonzalez told reporters Tuesday, speaking from Havana in a teleconference broadcast at the Cuban Interests Section in Washington. "I cannot think of a reason for him not to do something similar to what he did (with Bergdahl)."
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Cubans say the release of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl shows a prisoner swap is possible
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They say former USAID contractor Alan Gross could be next
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Cuban authorities want the U.S. to swap Gross for three imprisoned Cuban spies

Question: However, State Department officials say they are taking steps to ensure that @placeholder is returned to the United States.


Despite Republicans' claims that they're going to shorten the 2016 primary process, the contest is already under way. At the end of March, potential Republican presidential candidates Chris Christie, Scott Walker and Jeb Bush were among those who rushed to Las Vegas to compete in the first primary for an all-important constituency of one: billionaire casino magnate Sheldon Adelson. In 2012, Adelson and his wife, Miriam, spent at least $93 million backing Newt Gingrich, Mitt Romney and other Republicans in their effort to defeat President Obama and Democrats at every level. These candidates are all too eager to try to court and please the likes of Adelson, who's trying to buy the White House.
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Donna Brazile says billionaires spend money to get politicians who help them
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Adelson, Koch brothers want politicians who favor lower taxes, she argues
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Such political spending is legal, thanks to recent Supreme Court rulings, she says

Question: People like @placeholder support candidates who are in favor of lowering tax rates for corporations and the super-wealthy -- people like Sheldon Adelson.


London (CNN) -- Syrian opposition leaders and the "Friends of Syria" group agree that planned peace talks in Geneva will aim to bring about a democratic transition for Syria in which President Bashar al-Assad plays no part, UK Foreign Secretary William Hague said Tuesday. "We are clear that Syrian President Assad has no role in a peaceful and democratic Syria," he said. Hague's words followed a Friends of Syria meeting that brought together foreign ministers from 11 core countries including the United States, Britain, France, Turkey and Gulf nations and Syrian opposition leaders. It was aimed at bolstering the prospects for the peace talks in Geneva, Switzerland. They are expected to take place late next month, although no firm date has been set.
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Kerry: Syrian opposition is not calling for al-Assad to go before it will join talks
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William Hague: "President Assad has no role in a peaceful and democratic Syria"
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Peace talks are due to take place in late November in Geneva, Switzerland

Question: @placeholder acknowledged progress toward removing al-Assad's chemical weapons, but he said that "does not remove the crisis and it does not remove the humanitarian catastrophe that is unfolding before the world's eyes."

Question: He also stressed that no meeting could be held without a "convincing opposition that represents @placeholder's opposition population."


(CNN) -- A federal court has ruled in favor of Texas, which wants to ban state funding for Planned Parenthood affiliates participating in a health program for low-income women because the family planning network performs abortions. The ruling vacated a lower court's preliminary injunction and opened the way for Texas to sever money to clinics affiliated with Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider, which has come under recent attack from anti-abortion politicians. Texas Gov. Rick Perry praised the decision issued late Tuesday by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. "Today's ruling affirms that Texas' Women's Health Program has no obligation to fund organizations that promote abortion -- including Planned Parenthood," Perry said. "The 5th Circuit's decision is a win for Texas women, our rule of law and our state's priority to protect life."
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Texas opposes government funding for abortion providers
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It required clinics in the Women's Health program to certify they do not perform abortions
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry praised the court decision

Question: @placeholder sued Texas, winning an injunction against the law by arguing that abortion is constitutional and Texas' efforts would block women's access to preventive health care.


She has suffered the trauma of one miscarriage and one stillbirth. Now Amanda Holden has sworn never to try for more children because she doesn’t want to ‘put my family through that again.’ The Britain’s Got Talent presenter, 43, has two daughters - Lexi, eight, and Hollie, two, - with her husband Chris Hughes. Scroll down for video. I'm done: Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has told how she came close to death during the birth of her youngest child But before her second birth she suffered years of heartbreak, having a miscarriage in 2010 and a stillborn son the following year.
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Amanda Holden opens up about the trauma of a miscarriage and a stillbirth
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The Britain's Got Talent presenter, 43, has two daughters with her husband

Question: I presumed it was from the labour ward until I realised I could hear my daughter’s name, "Lexi, Lexi, @placeholder!"


His Honour Judge Hinkinbottom rejected the appeal A failed asylum seeker and his 11-year-old daughter are demanding they must not be deported to France - because she would be banned from wearing the burka. The Muslim father, 42, says removing them from the UK and forcing them to live across the Channel would amount to a breach of her religious rights. France banned women from wearing the burka - the full body covering - and the niqab or face veil in public three years ago. The pair arrived in France when fleeing from Iran in 2011. Britain is seeking to deport them and under EU rules they should go to the first country they set foot in.
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People seen to be wearing a burka or niquab can be fined £125 in France
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Father claims that religious rights would be breached in the country
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Says that his 11-year-old daughter is dedicated to following the dress code

Question: Last month a @placeholder judge ruled that a woman could wear a full-face veil during her trial but must remove it while giving evidence.


By Alexandra Klausner PUBLISHED: 16:38 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 17:28 EST, 10 March 2014 Three women from Maine were out at the Bruins game on Thursday to have a knockout belated birthday celebration for one of them. Unfortunately that same pal was 'knocked out cold' and must now see a neurologist. Sabina Grasso turned 21 a few days before Anna McDonough and Caitlyn Brown attended the Boston Bruins game. The girls were taking photographs near the ice when the metal pole used to hold up the protective netting fell and struck both Grasso and McDonough in the head. Grasso was knocked unconscious, McDonough was hit, and Brown was not injured.
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Sabina Grasso must see a neurologist after she was 'knocked out cold' by a pole attached to a safety net at the Boston Bruins arena
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Sabina Grasso turned 21 a few days before Anna McDonough and Caitlyn Brown attended the Boston Bruins game to celebrate her birthday
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The arena issued a statement saying that the girls had minor injuries but now Grasso must go to a neurologist

Question: @placeholder was also hit in the head by the pole that mysteriously tumbled down but she was not as badly injured as Sabina Grasso