(CNN) -- Two fishermen remain missing after a commercial fishing vessel went down in frigid, treacherous waters off the Aleutian Islands about 1,400 miles southwest of Anchorage, Alaska. The fishing vessel Courageous helps search for missing men in waters off Alaska. A search for the two crew members of the 93-foot Katmai resumed at daybreak Friday. An e-mail sent by the doomed fishing boat to a nearby vessel said it was taking on water in the rear, where the steering was housed, the Coast Guard told The Associated Press on Thursday. Four of the boat's crew members were rescued and five bodies retrieved Wednesday near the Amchitka Pass, a strait that connects the Bering Sea to the Pacific Ocean.
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NEW: Search resumes for two fishermen lost in frigid waters off Alaska
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Distressed boat had sent e-mail that it was taking on water
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Four fishermen rescued; five bodies have been recovered
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CFO of company: We "are praying that those that are still in the water are alive"

Question: The signal originated from a wall-mounted satellite positioning device on the @placeholder that reacts when it's touched or splashed with water, Coast Guard Petty Officer Levi Read said.


(CNN) -- Here's a question that seems to be lost in the debate over the Scottish independence vote scheduled for September 18: If Scotland votes to secede, does that open up a spot for another country? And if so -- Scotland, can we take your place? I realize that Americans fought a bloody war of independence from England in the late 1700s, but our rifts have healed over the past 240 years. In 2013, the Pew Research Center reported that England topped America's list of favorite nations, in a near-tie with our beloved northern neighbor, Canada. In the past few years, as America has degenerated into political and economic chaos, it has become increasingly clear that we would be far better off if we apologized for our revolt against the Crown and requested to rejoin the United Kingdom.
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Scottish is voting on a referendum for independence from England on September 18
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David Wheeler: If Scotland secedes, can America take its place?
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He offers four main ways why Americans would benefit from unification with the UK
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Wheeler: Brits have better health, manners, less inequality and superior culture

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Swedish military has called off the search for a 'Russian underwater vessel' thought to have been lurking in the Stockholm archipelago, after admitting that it was 'definitely not' a submarine. Navy top brass has today been forced to concede that although 'underwater activity' is confirmed, the military has ruled out the possibility that it could have been a Russian sub. This comes after Moscow blasted the hunt as 'groundless actions by the Swedish military, based on a Cold War-rhetoric'. No Russian winter: A Swedish minesweeper and a guard boat in Namdo Bay, as the military calls off the search for a suspected Russian submarine in the Baltic Sea
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Hunt for 'Russian submarine' in Stockholm called off Friday morning
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More than 200 troops, ships and helicopters now called from archipelago
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Underwater activity has been confirmed, a submarine has been ruled out
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Moscow today blasted Sweden's 'baseless Cold War-rhetoric actions'

Question: @placeholder has denied the reports, refuting claims that any Russian vessels have been involved.


Elbow Beach, Bermuda (CNN) -- Winds and rain associated with Hurricane Igor lashed Bermuda on Sunday ahead of the storm's arrival, forecasters said, as the island braced for a potential direct hit. The official weather-observing site on Bermuda reported sustained winds of 54 mph (87 kph) with a gust to 67 mph (107 kph), the National Hurricane Center said. A gust of 89 mph (143 kph) was earlier reported at an elevated observation site. As of 8 p.m. ET Sunday, Igor's center was about 60 miles (95 kilometers) west-southwest of Bermuda and moving north at about 14 mph (22 kph). The storm was a Category 1 hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph (120 kph), and forecasters said its intensity was not expected to diminish before it approached Bermuda.
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It's estimated half of Bermuda's residents have lost power
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Hurricane-force wind gusts reported on Bermuda
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Category-1 Igor may make a direct hit on the island
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A hurricane warning is in effect

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A planned Christmas strike by airport staff at Gatwick, Heathrow and Manchester airports has been called off. Members of the Unite union working for dnata at the three airports had been due to walk out tomorrow, but will be balloted on revised proposals. Unite regional officer Kevin Hall said: 'Unite is pleased to confirm that strike action has been suspended following a revised offer which better reflects the contribution our members make to the company. Unite union had called for peace talks to avoid disruption at airports on December 23 and 24, and thankfully it appears some common ground has been reached
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Industrial action was scheduled to take place on December 23 and 24
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Dnata propose an increase in salary of 2.25% and one-off payment of £175

Question: Gatwick had earlier confirmed that as @placeholder have only a small operation at the airport, no passengers would be affected if the strike had gone ahead.


(CNN) -- The U.N. Human Rights Council said Monday that it will send a special mission to Iraq to investigate human rights abuses and war crimes allegedly committed by ISIS. Iraqis have faced violence and unrest for more than a decade, but the situation has gotten worse in recent months as fighters for ISIS, which calls itself the Islamic State, seized sections of the country, said Flavia Pansieri, the U.N. deputy high commissioner for human rights. "The effect of the ongoing conflict on the children of Iraq has been catastrophic," Pansieri said during an emergency session in Geneva, Switzerland. "Many have become direct victims of the conflict, while others have been subjected to physical and sexual abuse, whose scars may remain with them throughout their lives."
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NEW: Two car bombs in Baghdad kill more than a dozen people, police say
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U.N. mission says 1,420 Iraqis killed in August; figures don't include Anbar province
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U.N. official calls the effect of violence on children "catastrophic"
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Ethnic and religious groups have been persecuted, official says

Question: The airstrikes destroyed three ISIS trucks, severely damaged another, destroyed an @placeholder armed vehicle and destroyed a mortar position, Central Command said.


By Lydia Warren and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 13:58 EST, 18 October 2013 | UPDATED: 14:44 EST, 18 October 2013 The neighbor of a doctor accused of murdering his wife with a cocktail of prescription drugs has demonstrated how she found the woman's 'greenish pale' body in a bathtub after the couple's six-year-old daughter begged her for help. Martin MacNeill, 57, is accused of killing his wife, Michele, after convincing her to get a face-lift and giving her the drugs during her recovery so he could continue his affair with their children's nanny. In court in Provo, Utah on Friday - the second day of the trial - prosecutors used a model of the bath where she was found wearing only a black shirt in their Pleasant Grove home on April 11, 2007.
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Martin MacNeill, 57, is accused of forcing his wife Michele, 50, to have a facelift so he could kill her with a lethal combination of prescription drugs
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Michele was found slumped in bathtub in April 2007 and her 6-year-old daughter Ada ran to neighbors and said: 'My dad needs some help'
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Kristi and Doug Daniels tried to help revive her but she died hours later
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MacNeill 'wanted her dead so that he could continue his affair with their children's nanny, whom he invited to his wife's funeral'

Question: MacNeill, 57, was charged in August 2012, nearly five years after his wife was found in the couple's @placeholder home.


(CNN) -- Earlier this month, Kenyans commemorated the heinous attack on the Westgate Mall in Nairobi. That dark September day last year claimed the lives of 67 people, hailing from more than a dozen countries. Now, as the international community mobilizes to act against terrorists in the Middle East, it would do well to remember the lessons of the Westgate tragedy. Of those that executed last year's attack, at least two were foreign fighters drawn from the ranks of those who came to fight alongside Al-Shabaab in Somalia. With this in mind, it is clear that foreign fighters must be met by states acting in concert, sharing resources and knowledge.
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Kenya has been marking a year since the Westgate Mall attack, which claimed 67 lives
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Focus on young people in defeating ISIS, Kenyan President Uhuru, Kenyatta writes
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Demand transparency and responsibility from all institutions, Kenyatta says

Question: The fragile security environment in @placeholder still affords international terrorists a haven from which to launch their attacks.

Question: It is true that we cannot deny that Kenya has paid a heavy price for the values and allies we have adopted -- @placeholder is just one example of that.


NAIROBI, Kenya (CNN) -- Heavy rains triggered by El Nino weather patterns could potentially prove devastating for east African nations that have been water-starved for months, the United Nations has warned. A Turkana boy holds an empty cup in a village in northwestern Kenya. Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda are facing mudslides, crop destruction, waterborne diseases and disrupted road networks, the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said Friday. Djibouti, Eritrea and Ethiopia could also be affected. The effects of flooding are expected to be exacerbated because so much greenery has disappeared in the drought. "More than 23 million people in pastoral, agricultural and suburban communities, as well as internally displaced people and refugees in the region, are reeling from the impact of water and food shortages, pasture scarcity, conflict and insecurity," said John Holmes, the under-secretary general for humanitarian affairs who is coordinating emergency relief operations.
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U.N. humanitarian agency: East African nations facing flooding, mudslides
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Warning comes after months of drought in region which has decimated greenery
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Rainy season in Horn of Africa usually begins in mid-October, runs to end of year
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Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania, Uganda, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia set to be affected

Question: "It is a multifaceted effort ... we want to ensure citizens are sensitized to the dangers of @placeholder and things such as bridges are in good condition."


Mrs Pushkar Tharoor appeared to detail an affair, but a statement later said the tweets were unauthorised and her marriage was a happy one The wife of an Indian government minister has been found dead in her room at a luxury New Delhi hotel following reports she had hacked into her husband's Twitter account and published a series of romantic messages between him and a Pakistani journalist. The body of Sunanda Pushkar Tharoor, 52, was discovered by her husband Shashi Tharoor who was called after cleaners were unable to get inside the room at the plush Leela Palace hotel. Mr Tharoor's personal assistant Abhinav Kumar told reporters: 'She was lying in bed. There were no signs of any foul play or any struggle. She had no sign of poisoning or anything'.
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Sunanda Pushkar Tharoor, 52, has been found dead at a New Delhi Hotel
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She reportedly published a series of romantic messages between her husband Shashi Tharoor and Pakistani journalist Mehr Tarar
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Mrs Pushkar Tharoor later suggested Tarar was a Pakistani spy
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Her death is not currently being treated as suspicious

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Washington (CNN) -- It used to be said that if the American economy sneezed, Latin America and the Caribbean would catch a cold. Not so anymore. Despite the great recession of 2008, the region has kept growing and avoided, largely unscathed, the troubles that still ail the United States. The 20 nations that informally make up Latin America boast a booming economy with a combined GDP of more than $6 trillion, according to 2010 estimates by the International Monetary Fund. Latin America and the Caribbean, with a population of over 591 million people in 2011, are a potent market in a region where the U.S. already has free trade agreements with Mexico, Chile, Peru, Colombia and Panama.
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Latin America has a booming economy with more than $6 trillion in GDP
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Deadly drug war in Mexico and Colombia, tensions in Venezuela make region a concern
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Several GOP presidential candidates have weighed in on the volatile region

Question: He may not get the same applause in @placeholder, however, for an idea -- shared by his some of his rivals -- to eliminate much of U.S. foreign aid to the region, which worldwide accounts for less than 1% of the federal budget.


The former wife of an SAS sniper has sensationally claimed that she was paid cash to buy her silence about his astonishing accusation that Princess Diana was murdered by the elite regiment. The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons but who we will call Sarah, says she was given a brown envelope stuffed with bank notes by an SAS officer who told her to ‘keep quiet about Diana’. The sniper’s claim that the SAS was ‘behind’ Princess Diana’s death emerged last year at the court martial of Sergeant Danny Nightingale, who was found guilty of illegally possessing a handgun and ammunition.
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Incredible story of key witness that has a terrifying ring of truth
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SAS officer 'warned her that she would end up dead like Lee Rigby'
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She has now gone into hiding claiming she fears for her own safety
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Sniper husband claimed that the SAS was ‘behind’ Princess Diana’s death
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Scotland Yard detectives who probed the alleged SAS link to Princess Diana’s death are themselves now under scrutiny by the Metropolitan Police’s Serious Misconduct Investigation Unit over claims that they intercepted an email sent by the wife of Soldier N.
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An SAS officer warned her that she would ‘end up dead like the Woolwich soldier’ Lee Rigby if she gave evidence that undermined her former husband’s witness testimony at Nightingale’s court martial.
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She told SAS top brass in 2010 that her husband was unstable and should not deploy to Afghanistan the following year. Soldier N was later found guilty of illegally possessing a high-powered pistol, a silencer, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and a hand grenade.

Question: A @placeholder spokesman said:  ‘We are aware of the complaint which is the subject of an ongoing investigation.’


By Snejana Farberov Matt Lauer has responded to criticism for asking General Motors CEO Mary Barra if she can be both a good parent and a good executive by saying he'd have asked a male CEO the same question. Barra was interviewed on Thursday's Today Show and replied she believes she can be a good parent and a good CEO. Lauer took heat from dozens of Twitter contributors who said he wouldn't have questioned a male CEO like that. He insists he would have. Scroll down for video Sexism scandal: Matt Lauer (right) landed in hot water after he asked GM CEO Mary Barra (left) about her ability to balance her role as a mother with her professional responsibilities during an interview Thursday
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Matt Lauer interviewed Mary Barra in Detroit for a Today Show segment Thursday
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Lauer asked about Barra's ability to balance her work and home life after referring to her statement in a Forbes article about missing son's prom
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The NBC host, who is married with three children, wrote on his Facebook page that he would have asked a male CEO the same thing

Question: As part of the interview, I referenced this Forbes article (http://www.forbes.com/sites/joannmuller/2014/05/28/exclusive-inside-mary-barras-urgent-mission-to-fix-gm/) where @placeholder talked about the challenge of balancing work life and home life.


KETCHIKAN, Alaska (CNN) -- The "Bridge to Nowhere" may have been shelved. But the "Road to Nowhere" is alive and well. Gov. Sarah Palin let the "Road to Nowhere" go ahead because the contract had been signed. The proposed $400 million span that would have connected the coastal city of Ketchikan to its airport on Gravina Island died after it became a symbol of congressional excess. But the three-mile access road that was built on the island is ready for residents to take a drive to nowhere. It was paid for by some of the $223 million in federal funding that sparked ridicule among opponents of congressional "pork-barrel" spending.
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Road on Alaskan island was built with some of $223 million in taxpayer money
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Ketchikan Mayor Bob Weinstein calls the road a waste of money
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Road was supposed to be access connector to the failed 'Bridge to Nowhere'
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'Bridge to Nowhere' has become symbol of excessive spending

Question: Palin could have stopped construction of this road," said Weinstein, who wore his "Nowhere, @placeholder" T-shirt to an interview with CNN.


Cynical tactics: Charles Saatchi pictured with his daughter Phoebe Charles Saatchi cynically used his 18-year-old daughter Phoebe in a desperate bid to smear Nigella Lawson over her use of  illegal drugs, The Mail on Sunday can reveal today. The embittered advertising mogul encouraged his former wife Kay and their daughter to release a damning statement claiming that Ms Lawson had used drugs ‘regularly and heavily each night’ months before her use of cocaine and cannabis was revealed in court. An explosive document, which was endorsed by Phoebe and Kay, claims: Ms Lawson has strenuously denied these allegations. The fresh revelations come as Ms Lawson gives her first interview since her former housekeepers were found not guilty of a £685,000 credit card fraud.
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Art tycoon launched PR offensive after daughter told him wife used drugs
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Statement claimed Lawson had used drugs 'regularly and heavily each night'
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Came months before her use of cocaine and cannabis was revealed in court
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It alleged she used drugs for an hour after dinner and an hour before bed
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Also claimed staff would prepare two large joint a day for her to smoke while Saatchi was asleep
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Claims have been strenuously denied by Lawson today
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Nigella was a habitual user of drugs and would take them every night for ‘an hour after dinner, and another hour before bed’.
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Drug use became a ‘permanent feature’ of her lifestyle and alienated her from her stepdaughter, Phoebe, who refused to take part.
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She would ask staff to prepare large joints of strong cannabis for her to smoke while her husband was asleep.
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That she would cover up the effects of cannabis and other illegal drugs by telling Charles she had taken sleeping tablets.
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She also used scented candles to cover the smell and even installed an air fragrance system in her London home to keep her habit secret from her husband.

Question: She adds: ‘[Nigella] tried to involve [my] daughter in this arrangement but she refused, but kept it quiet from her father and [me] until the furore about Nigella and @placeholder’ relationship.’


It was an expletive uttered by his new team-mate Thierry Henry that initially made Bojan Krkic aware that another kind of life was possible away from the suffocating madness of Barcelona. Henry, used to being in the public eye as a French World Cup winner and Arsenal legend, hadn't been at the Nou Camp long before realising the levels of adulation and pressure in Catalonia were on a totally different scale to anywhere else. 'When Thierry came, after 10 days he was like: "F***"' recalls Bojan, whose move from La Liga to Stoke City in the summer transfer window has been one of the most eye-catching transfers of 2014.
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Bojan Krkic reveals advice from Thierry Henry steered move to England
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Henry told Bojan life was easier in England due to added pressure at Barca
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The 24-year-old sealed £3million move to Stoke in the summer
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Bojan found it difficult to cope with expectations at Barcelona

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Before the Olympics began, Victoria Pendleton predicted confidently that London 2012 would become known as the 'girlie games'. What incredible foresight the British track cyclist showed. Her prophecy has come true in spectacular fashion, with GB's girls delivering many of the historic moments for which these Games will be forever remembered. From Jessica Ennis powering to gold in the heptathlon and Charlotte Dujardin's incredible elegance in the dressage, to the hurricane force of boxer Nicola Adams and the immense strength of character shown by our rowers, London 2012 has definitely been about our female athletes. Scroll down for interviews with the winners
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Britain's female Olympians have won ten gold medals, the same number as Germany
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They outrank France, Spain and Australia in the medal table after wins in events from rowing to taekwondo
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Scientific study shows Britain punching way above its weight for size of population
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Lord Coe praises contribution of female athletes at London Games

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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- In an effort to hold onto the few remaining places they still control in Libya, Moammar Gadhafi's forces put up stiff resistance again Saturday as revolutionaries fought to wrest control of the loyalist strongholds of Sirte and Bani Walid. Fierce fighting erupted in the coastal city of Sirte, the birthplace of Gadhafi and home to his tribe. At least eight anti-Gadhafi fighters were killed and 31 others were wounded, said Ali Gheliwan, a spokesman for the Misrata Military Council. NATO planes, meanwhile, bombed targets in the Sirte area Friday. Gadhafi's forces unleashed hails of gunfire, using snipers in tall buildings to target their enemies.
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An anti-Gadhafi official predicts "drastic" changes soon in Sirte and Bani Walid
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He says loyalists no longer control parts of Sirte, Gadhafi's birthplace
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"Fierce fighting" is ongoing in the southwestern city of Sabha, he adds
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A "final call" is issued for pro-Gadhafi forces to switch or face "treason" charges

Question: Expected support from Sirte residents for the @placeholder forces did not materialize, as loyalists fought house to house with unexpected intensity.

Question: As these battles continued to rage in @placeholder, the international community came together to pledge support for the war-torn nation's new leaders in Tripoli.


By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 19:59 EST, 17 June 2013 | UPDATED: 02:13 EST, 18 June 2013 A schoolboy passed a first aid course and then went home and saved his younger brother's life just hours later. Quick-thinking James Reed, nine, stopped his three-year-old brother Harri from choking after he stopped breathing and started to turn blue while eating a sandwich. James, a cadet volunteer with St John Ambulance, sprang into action and used the first aid skills he'd learned earlier that day and gave Harri three strong blows to the back. Hero: Quick-thinking James Reed, right, saved brother Harri, left, from choking after he stopped breathing and turned blue while eating a sandwich
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James Reed stopped three-year-old Harri from choking on a sandwich
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The quick-thinking youngster performed first aid when Harri turned blue
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He had learned how to deal with a choking incident earlier that day
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James will receive a special award from St John Ambulance this weekend

Question: 'I'm so grateful that @placeholder had been shown the skills needed to save a life.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 4:02 PM on 30th January 2012 About 400 people were arrested in Oakland yesterday during a chaotic day of Occupy protests that saw demonstrators break into City Hall and burn an American flag. Police fired tear gas and used 'flash' grenades to disperse hundreds of people after some in the crowd threw rocks and bottles and tore down fencing outside a convention center. It was the most turbulent day of protests since November, when Oakland police forcefully dismantled an Occupy encampment. An exasperated Mayor Jean Quan, who faced heavy criticism for the police action last fall, called on the Occupy movement to 'stop using Oakland as its playground.'
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Protesters break in to City Hall and burn U.S. flag found there
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Mayor urges Occupy movement to 'stop using Oakland as its playground'

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(CNN) -- Mobile is a big deal in Africa. People probably get tired of hearing that, but there are around 820 million mobile subscriptions on the continent. Mobile payments are becoming the norm and tech startups are building to it. Established industries are being disrupted by mobile and services that have been otherwise lagging in the African market are finding new vigor due to mobile solutions and better and more efficient ways of doing business. So here are just a few of Africa's most interesting, exciting and emerging mobile startups. Clever cabs In the consumer transportation sector, two startups have really shown some potential to really disrupt this industry. Both use the basics of Uber, a U.S.-based mobile personal driver, which has coincidentally entered the African market in the last couple of months.
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Mobile phones are driving commerce in Africa, says Michelle Atagana
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African startups are beginning to exploit the situation with innovative new applications
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Industries across the continent are being disrupted by new mobile tech

Question: Read also: 10 @placeholder tech startups you need to know


Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson believes AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases are God's penalty for the 'immoral conduct' carried out by gay people. The reality TV star, who was briefly suspended from the A&E show last year after likening homosexuality to bestiality in a GQ interview, made his latest round of anti-gay comments during a Christian radio show as part of a tour to promote his new book. 'God says, "One woman, one man," and everyone says, "Oh, that's old hat, that's that old Bible stuff",' he told host Tony Perkins, head of the Family Research Council, Think Progress reported.
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Reality TV star made his latest offensive comments during a phone-in interview on a Christian-themed radio show
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He said that gay sex leads to 'horrible diseases' whereas sex between one man and one woman does not
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Last year, A&E briefly dropped him from the show after he likened homosexuality to bestiality and grouped gay people with terrorists

Question: After the interview emerged, Robertson was put on indefinite hiatus from @placeholder.


A pet shop has come under fire after a poster was put up in a Pizza Hut store saying that 'small animals' were going to be giving away free with any purchase of 10 large pizzas. Pets Story in Mount Waverley, in Melbourne's southeastern suburbs, made the promotion boo-boo over the weekend when the word 'kit' was missed off the poster. The mistake has caused a storm on social media with users calling for the Pizza Hut to be boycotted. It should have read 'Buy any 10 large pizzas and get one small animal kit from Pets Story'. The controversial poster crucially missed out the word 'kit' which should have appeared after animal
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Pets Story in Melbourne says sign was not proof-read and was put up in 'haste'
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The word 'kit' was missed out which led to a storm on social media
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Pizza Hut Australia say they 'sincerely apologise' for the promotion that was 'not approved'
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Chain says the shop has been told of the 'severity and inappropriateness' of the campaign

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By Frank Coletta For Daily Mail Australia It's a race against time. More than 200 people have been employed by Dutch surveying group Fugro to get the job done as quickly as possible. They have a one-year deadline in which to find wreckage of the ill-fated Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, before they will be forced to move on by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB). Fugro must follow the lead provided by the ATSB. Forming part of its contractual arrangements is that the current search site is to be analysed for a maximum of 12 months. ‘We know the time frame we have is about a year, after that we’ll be working in a new box as provided by the ATSB – they’re always refining their data and if they decide before that it (the plane wreckage) may be further south or north, they can order us to move at any time,' said Fugro Managing Director, Steve Duffield.
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'Fugro Equator' returns to the southern Indian Ocean for its third mission
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Sister ship 'Fugro Discovery' has been diverted to avoid pirates
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Second vessel to arrive in mid-September, 10 days later than expected
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New images show how Fugro crews will conduct sea-bed search for MH370
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The Dutch search team has confirmed it has 'one year' to look inside its designated 60,000 square kilometre region before having to move on
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Underwater vehicles will search sea floor, 1600km off West Australian coast
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More than 200 personnel are now working on the project for the company
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Fugro officials believe the 'worst-case scenario is that we'll find an engine'
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Malaysia Airlines passenger plane, carrying 239 people, vanished in March

Question: On board with the @placeholder as crews prepare surveying equipment for the next stage of the search for MH370


By Jill Reilly A British businessman has been charged with killing his wife after she was beaten and strangled in the Caribbean. Alexander Clack, 32, originally from London, is accused of murdering his wife Nixiann Downes-Clack after her body was found in a shallow grave in Grenada on Friday, four days after she was reported missing by relatives on the island. The 27-year-old died of blunt force trauma and asphyxiation by strangulation, according to a post-mortem examination. Alexander Clack, 32, left,  originally from London, is accused of murdering his wife Nixiann Downes-Clack, right Nixiann Downes-Clack's body was found in a shallow grave in Grenada on Friday, four days after she was reported missing by relatives on the island
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Alexander Clack, 32, is accused of murdering his wife Nixiann Downes-Clack
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Her body was found in a shallow grave in Grenada on Friday
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Four days before she was reported missing by relatives on the island
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The couple have a two-year-old daughter and had been married for 6 years
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Local media reported he had been having an affair with a local teenager

Question: Police found her body in this grave - the land allegedly belonged to the family of a teenager that Mr @placeholder was in a relationship with


By Emily Crane For Daily Mail Australia A secret Catholic Church report found an Australian parish priest had been internally investigated and found guilty of child sex abuse, despite no criminal charges ever being laid against him. A report into a confidential investigation into Father Peter Searson of the Doveton parish, south east of Melbourne, in 1997 found he was guilty of the offences, ABC's Four Corners reports. While Cardinal George Pell rejected a church cover-up of Father Searson's crimes when he gave evidence at last year's Victorian inquiry into child sex abuse, he did not make reference to the internal 1997 investigation or the finding that he had sexually abused children in his parish.
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A confidential church investigation in 1997 found a Victorian Catholic priest had sexually abused young children
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Revelations the church knew about Father Peter Searson's abuse were found in a report by an Independent Commissioner Peter O'Callaghan
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But the Melbourne Archdiocese never released the findings, despite Father Searson being found guilty
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He was the parish priest at Doveton, south east of Melbourne, from 1984
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Father Searson was eventually placed on administrative leave but he wasn't sacked by the church when the assault charges were laid

Question: 'And of course, the @placeholder does not want us to see the whole picture, that's the whole problem.


(CNN) -- Somali pirates demanded a $7 million ransom for a British couple kidnapped aboard their yacht last week, a British agency said Friday. The British government says it won't pay. "The government will not make substantive concessions for hostage takers, including the payments of ransom," the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office said. Paul and Rachel Chandler, who were snatched last week from their yacht in the Indian Ocean, had been held aboard a Singaporean cargo ship hijacked by pirates. They have been moved to a hijacked Spanish ship that pirates have stocked with more supplies and armed men, a local journalist in contact with the pirates said Friday.
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NEW: British government says it won't pay ransom
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Pirates move kidnapped British couple to hijacked Spanish ship
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Pirate source says ship has more men and weapons on board
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British couple left Seychelles for Tanzania on October 21

Question: In the conversation, Rachel Chandler confirmed only that they had been moved from the @placeholder cargo ship, but not their current location, the network reported.


Washington (CNN)Mitt Romney is eyeing another shot at the White House, but many Republicans, including those who admire and respect the party's most recent nominee, are wondering exactly what rationale he has for mounting another campaign in 2016. After all, in 2012 Romney lost all but one of the battleground states, trailed President Barack Obama 332-206 in electoral votes and Republicans panned his gaffe-prone campaign, chaotic convention and creaky tech operation. One working theory behind Romney 3.0 -- he thinks he got it right on the big issues that decided the last election and that voters have got buyers remorse.
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Romney feels vindication over 2012 campaign
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Warned Russia was a threat and of chaos in the Middle East
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But Romney underestimated the pace of economy recovery

Question: In the first two years of @placeholder's second term the economy has pumped out 5.2 million jobs and could approach Romney's target before he leaves office.


(CNN)  -- Earthquake scientist James Roddey is known up and down the Oregon coast as the "prophet of doom" -- a nickname that seems even more ominous after the disaster in Japan. As an earth science officer for the state, Roddey educates communities on how to prepare and survive the earthquake and tsunami that he predicts is virtually inevitable. "They want to know more. They want to know what they can do," said Roddey, who spoke to CNN on Monday shortly before his scheduled appearance at an Oregon school near Gold Beach. He's the bearer of bad news. Very bad news: there's a one-in-three chance that a major quake will strike the region by 2061, according to Oregon State University scientists.
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U.S. ranks about a five out of 10 for earthquake preparedness, says expert
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Major quake/tsunami will hit Oregon coast by 2061, say geologists
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U.N. cheers Asian nations for tsunami warning improvements
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Some major U.S. high-rises not adequately retrofitted for Japan-strength quake

Question: "A lot of people don't even realize that we get earthquakes in @placeholder," Roddey explained.


Shaun Maloney's winner gave Scotland victory over the Republic of Ireland. Now click HERE for heat maps, statistics and more in our brilliant Match Zone. Amid the blood and the thunder, a moment of real quality. Thanks to Shaun Maloney's right instep Scotland continue down the qualification route with hope refreshed. For 75 minutes here at breathless Celtic Park, we had been given what we expected. Non-stop football low on persistent quality but high on endeavour and adrenaline. There were some good players on show in Glasgow, though, and, with 15 minutes left, one of them stepped forward to deliver the decisive blow that leaves both these nations in the mix for qualification for France 2016.
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Shaun Maloney scored the winner for Scotland in the 74th minute with a stunning curling strike
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Scotland are now in third position in Euro 2016 qualifying Group D with seven points
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Gordon Strachan's side take on England on Tuesday night in a friendly at Celtic Park in Glasgow

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(CNN) -- China's President Xi Jinping will have plenty to discuss with his Russian host and counterpart Vladimir Putin when they meet on the sidelines of the G-20 leaders' summit in St. Petersburg this week, as relations between the former foes grow cozier. The hot issue is clearly Syria, where China and Russia strongly oppose any U.S.-led military intervention against President Bashar al-Assad's government in Damascus over its apparent use of chemical weapons. Both urge restraint and call for a political solution -- much to Washington's consternation. Xi, who calls the Sino-Russian relationship the "best" among major countries, says they will always be good neighbors who aspire to "never be enemies." China is a major buyer of Russian weaponry and the two countries held their biggest joint naval exercise in the Sea of Japan in July this year.
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China and Russia have signed energy deals, conducted joint naval exercises
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Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin have hailed Sino-Russian relations
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Both countries are opposed to military intervention in Syria
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Relations between China, Russia and Washington have been strained in recent months

Question: When it comes to @placeholder-U.S. relations, Xi so far has shown an outgoing style in pursuing what he calls the great Chinese dream of national renewal.


London (CNN) -- Rupert Murdoch's media empire suffered a double blow Wednesday as Prime Minister David Cameron launched a wide-ranging investigation into the British press and Murdoch's News Corp. withdrew its bid to take over British satellite broadcaster BSkyB. The moves came in the wake of public and political fury at allegations that journalists working for Murdoch illegally eavesdropped on phone messages of thousands of people and bribed police. Cameron blasted Murdoch's company Wednesday as he launched the high-powered investigation. News Corp. executives need to focus not on taking over BSkyB, "but on clearing up the mess and getting their house in order," Cameron said.
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Lawmakers pass a symbolic motion after debating Murdoch's BSkyB ambitions
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Sen. Jay Rockefeller writes to US authorities urging an investigation into News Corp.
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PM Cameron says News Corp. has made "the right decision" in dropping its bid

Question: "My bet is we'll find some criminal stuff," Rockefeller said, speaking a day after he urged @placeholder authorities to examine whether U.S. citizens had had their "privacy violated" by journalists at the company.


By Nick Fagge UPDATED: 20:01 EST, 25 December 2011 Britain has been deposed by Brazil as the sixth largest economy in the world, latest figures show. In a dramatic illustration of changing global economic fortunes, the UK has fallen behind a South American nation for the first time. The figures, from the Centre for Economic and Business Research’s annual world economic league table, show Britain is now the seventh richest country in the world. New money: The economy of Brazil. Latin America's largest country, has surged because of vast reserves of natural resources and a rapidly growing - and cash-rich - middle class
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Figures show a dramatic illustration of changing global fortunes
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China, Japan, Germany, France and the U.S. occupy the top five places
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Brazil fast-becoming one of the powerhouses of the global economy

Question: After all, the British empire – and its engineers and financiers – were behind the building of much of the infrastructure of @placeholder, a legacy that endures today.


A Florida mother who fled to Canada rather than face 30 years in jail for having sex with a 16-year-old boy has been told she has been granted asylum. Denise Harvey has been told she will not be extradited back to the United States to serve her prison term. The 47-year-old successfully argued that her sentence was 'cruel and unusual punishment,' according to The National Post. Despite the Canadian government trying to kick her out of the country, an immigration appeals board granted her leave to stay. Denise Harvey, 47, was convicted of five counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor in 2008 for having sex with a 16-year-old friend of her son
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Denise Harvey, 47, fled her home in Vero Beach, Florida, after she was convicted of having sex with her son's 16-year-old friend in 2010
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She and her husband and son moved to Saskatchewan
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She was granted asylum after claiming 30-year prison term amounted to 'cruel and unusual punishment'

Question: Denise Harvey isn't the first American to flee the @placeholder justice system and find a home in Canada.


(CNN) -- Northern Ireland's incredible golfing year continued on Saturday as Michael Hoey remained ahead of his more heralded compatriots at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland. The 32-year-old will take a three-shot lead from 2010 U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell as he seeks the biggest win of his career, and third European Tour title overall in the pro-am event played over three seaside courses. Ranked 271st in the world, he completed his third successive round of 66, this time at the tough Carnoustie course, to be on 18-under-par 198 and in pole position for the $785,000 first prize.
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Northerhn Irish golfer Michael Hoey moves three shots clear at Alfred Dunhill Links
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World No. 271 cards his third successive 66 in European Tour event in Scotland
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Good afternoon, everybody. Ten days ago, the world watched in horror as men, women and children were massacred in Syria in the worst chemical weapons attack of the 21st century. Yesterday the United States presented a powerful case that the Syrian government was responsible for this attack on its own people. Our intelligence shows the Assad regime and its forces preparing to use chemical weapons, launching rockets in the highly populated suburbs of Damascus, and acknowledging that a chemical weapons attack took place. And all of this corroborates what the world can plainly see -- hospitals overflowing with victims; terrible images of the dead. All told, well over 1,000 people were murdered. Several hundred of them were children -- young girls and boys gassed to death by their own government.
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Obama calls attack of Syrian civilians 'an assault on human dignity'
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President spoke with congressional leaders Saturday morning and asked for a vote
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Obama says he's comfortable going forward without U.N. Security Council approval
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Obama: 'We're not contemplating putting our troops in the middle of someone else's war.'

Question: In the coming days, my administration stands ready to provide every member with the information they need to understand what happened in Syria and why it has such profound implications for @placeholder's national security.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- She survived a bloodbath at a Lane Bryant store in Tinley Park, Illinois, by playing dead. The only survivor, she gave police a detailed description of the gunman. The Illinois State police worked closely with the survivor to come up with a composite of the gunman. Police aren't identifying their witness to protect her safety. Five other women lost their lives at Lane Bryant on February 2, 2008. The gunman is still at large. The crime began to unfold shortly after 10 a.m. when a man posing as a delivery man walked into the store. He chatted briefly with two customers and two employees. Then, police said, he pulled out a gun and announced a holdup.
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Police release detailed composite of Lane Bryant shooting suspect
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Store manager called 911 before being shot to death
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On call, man can be heard saying, "I'm losing it"
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$100,000 reward offered. Information? Call tip line at (708) 444-5394

Question: There is a $100,000 reward for the arrest of the person or persons responsible for the @placeholder shootings.


(CNN) -- Mexico's new leader had a message for U.S. officials as he toured Washington on Tuesday: Ties between the neighboring nations must go beyond the drug war. The two countries should team up to create jobs, Mexican President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto said at the White House. "We should reconsider greater integration of North America to achieve a region that is more competitive and capable of creating more jobs," Pena Nieto told U.S. President Barack Obama as reporters looked on. Before his first meeting with Obama, the 46-year-old former governor said he wanted to reshuffle the list of priorities the United States and Mexico share.
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Mexico's president-elect meets with U.S. President Barack Obama
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Enrique Pena Nieto says he wants to reshuffle the priorities the countries share
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There is potential for more trade, manufacturing and energy deals, he says
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Pena Nieto takes office as Mexico's president Saturday

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Manuel Pellegrini has admitted Eliaquim Mangala's £32m move to Manchester City has not yet been completed. The Porto defender completed his medical in Manchester and toured the club's Carrington training complex two weeks ago before going on holiday. Mangala, 23, was even filmed on a leaked video saying he wanted to help City to retain their Barclays Premier League title and win the Champions League. VIDEO Scroll down to watch leaked Mangala at City footage Not done yet: Manuel Pellegrini confirmed that Manchester City's £32m move for Porto defender Eliaquim Mangala was not '100 per cent' completed On his way: Mangala has already undergone his medical at City and toured the club's facilities
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Porto defender Mangala completed his medical at City a fortnight ago but the deal hasn't yet been finalised
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Frenchman was even filmed saying he wanted to help City retain the title and win Champions League
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Stevan Jovetic scored twice as City thrashed Milan 5-1 in Pittsburgh

Question: Pellegrini said the fans can expect to see more of @placeholder this season after he made only 11 league appearances last term.


(CNN) -- 2012 has been a tumultuous year in American politics. With the presidential election capping off the year, Americans have witnessed a series of bitter domestic battles and turbulent events overseas. As the year closes out, it is worth thinking about some of the most important lessons that politicians and voters can learn from this year as they prepare for 2013. Here are six: The Republican brand name is in trouble: The GOP took a drubbing in 2012. To be sure, Mitt Romney ran a problematic campaign. His inability to connect with voters and a number of embarrassing gaffes hurt the chances for Republicans to succeed.
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Julian Zelizer: 2012 was a year of bitter domestic battles, turbulence overseas
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Zelizer: Year ended with a tragic reminder about need to act on gun control

Question: @placeholder support the view that gay sex should be legal by a margin of 2-1, compared to 1977 when the public was split.


(CNN) -- North Korea, under its untested young leader Kim Jong Un, has ratcheted up the threats toward South Korea and the United States to unprecedented levels and with greater intensity than ever before. A torrent of threats has flowed from North Korean spokesmen, including a promise of preemptive nuclear strikes on the United States and calls to "break the waists of the crazy enemies, totally cut their windpipes and thus clearly show them what a real war is like." North Korean brinkmanship, bluff, and bluster are stock elements in its diplomatic toolkit, but why have the threats become so outsized, and how worried should we be? Is North Korea playing the same game it has always played, or does the now-nuclear playbook of a rash young leader represent a new threat the we cannot afford to ignore?
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Scott Snyder: Kim Jong Un ratchets up threats toward South Korea and U.S. to record level
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Snyder: Bluff, followed by "charm offensive," is typical strategy but Kim gets closer to brink
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Snyder: South Korea and U.S. are tired of chest-thumping and it's not working anymore

Question: Moreover, no one can be sure whether internal political challenges or a need to consolidate political control are driving young @placeholder to walk even closer to the edge than usual.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- From Capitol Hill to Springfield, Illinois, President Obama and Congress paid tribute Thursday to Abraham Lincoln on the bicentennial of his birth. Visitors greet an Abraham Lincoln impersonator in Washington on Thursday. "It is an honor to be here: a place where Lincoln served, was inaugurated, and where the nation he saved bid him a last farewell," Obama said at the Capitol on Thursday. "As we mark the bicentennial of our 16th president's birth, I cannot claim to know as much about his life and works as many who are also speaking today, but I can say that I feel a special gratitude to this singular figure who in so many ways made my own story possible -- and who in so many ways made America's story possible."
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Obama says Lincoln "in so many ways made my own story possible"
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President Obama, Congress salute the bicentennial of Lincoln's birth
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Library of Congress also opens an exhibit showcasing original items

Question: Other, more lighthearted artifacts are also on display, including an 1860 letter from a girl urging presidential candidate @placeholder to grow a beard to help his prospects with voters.


(CNN) -- On September 11, 2001, the city of Melbourne, Australia evacuated its World Trade Center. This is a modest building on the banks of the Yarra River, a short distance from the city's central business district, a little over 10,000 miles from New York. It used to have a casino. Before that, it briefly hosted an exhibition of waxworks from Madam Tussaud's. If you ran a line from Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan through the center of the Earth, you would exit the planet not so far from here. Indeed, Australia is, simply, a long way from everywhere. A flight to Sydney takes 15 hours from Los Angeles, 21 hours from London, 14 hours from Johannesburg, and 10 hours from Tokyo. There is no stopping off in Australia on the way to somewhere else, unless you're headed to Antarctica. This isolation is at the heart of Australia's identity: It is the reason the country has an aboriginal population that existed undisturbed for 40,000 years, and some of the world's strangest and most inimitable flora and fauna.
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Max Barry: Sydney hostage incident brings home terrorism threat
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Dozens of Australians were killed in Bali bombing in 2002, Barry adds

Question: As I said, on 9/11, terrorists were attacking @placeholder, so Melbourne evacuated hers.

Question: We complain when a car costs $30,000 or a TV show won't hit our screens right away, but it's the distance that has allowed @placeholder to stay Australia in the face of relentless globalization.


(CNN) -- An anti-drone activist and journalist from Pakistan has been released, more than a week after he was abducted from his home in Rawalpindi. Kareem Khan told reporters Friday how he was abducted by armed men who showed up at his family's home in the early hours of February 5, and then tortured him while he was in captivity. Khan, from the tribal area of North Waziristan, lost his son and brother to a 2009 CIA drone strike, and had been set to travel to Europe to meet with parliamentarians when he disappeared, lawyer Shazad Akbar said in a news release.
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Anti-drone activist and journalist Kareem Khan is freed, nine days after his abduction
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Khan says he was seized by armed men, taken to a basement and tortured
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His abductors hung him upside down, beat his feet and shackled him, he says
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Khan was due to travel to Europe to talk to lawmakers about drone strikes that killed relatives

Question: "I brought my children to the city of Rawalpindi from @placeholder to provide safety to them but now we don't feel safe anywhere," he said.


Washington (CNN) -- Two federal judicial sources say they expect attorneys for accused Tucson shooter Jared Lee Loughner to ask that any trial be moved out of Arizona, possibly to San Diego, but the Justice Department indicated Monday it would opposed a move The sources said they expect the defense will make a formal motion in coming weeks to move court proceedings to a neighboring jurisdiction because of pre-trial publicity. "Federal law dictates these offenses be tried in the district (Arizona)," Justice Department spokeswoman Jessica Smith said. "The Justice Department is moving forward in a manner consistent with the law, and will oppose any change of venue motions."
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The decision rests with judge who replaced slain federal judge
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San Diego is considered because judge assigned to case resides there, sources say

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(CNN) -- If it were a heavyweight boxing contest it would probably be ruled a mismatch. Paul McGinley versus Tom Watson. A cut-above European Tour player against a PGA Tour -- and just about everywhere else -- golfing legend. In the blue corner, a man with precisely zero major titles -- tied sixth his best finish. In the red, an eight-time major champion -- and so nearly nine, improbably aged almost 60, at the 2009 British Open. Ryder Cup captaincy experience? Next year is McGinley's first match in charge, although he was twice on winning sides as a vice-captain. Watson led the 1993 United States team which shocked Europe at its beloved Belfry to wrest back the famous trophy.
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Paul McGinley is captain of the European team for the 2014 Ryder Cup
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Europe retained trophy with epic win over the United States at Medinah in 2012
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The 46-year-old Irishman is still competing on the European Tour
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Golf legend Tom Watson takes charge of the United States team

Question: "He's a detail man and that should make him a very good @placeholder captain," said Elliott.


It's only two weeks since Roberto Di Matteo was appointed as Schalke manager, but he looks to already have instilled some of the team spirit that brought him the Champions League trophy on his last appearance on this stage. While Didier Drogba was reliving 2012's Champions League final with a penalty to mark his first goal back at Chelsea, his former manager was guiding Group G rivals Schalke to a vital 4-3 win over Sporting Lisbon. Di Matteo was embraced by Chinedu Obasi after the Nigerian scored the German club's first and the boss celebrated on the touchline while Klaas Jan Huntelaar, Benedikt Hoewedes and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting scored to give Schalke their first win in this year's competition.
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Schalke beat Sporting Lisbon 4-3 in Chelsea's group at the Veltins Arena
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Roberto Di Matteo was seen passionately celebrating on the touchline
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Shakhtar Donetsk ran up an incredible 7-0 score away at BATE Borisov
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Porto beat Athletic Bilbao 2-1 courtesy of Ricardo Quaresma's goal

Question: @placeholder shows his love for his new boss, jumping up to embrace him after scoring the equaliser


(CNN) -- In what has become a dire and politically explosive situation at the border that includes droves of unaccompanied young border-crossers, overcrowded holding facilities, angry protesters and finger-pointing politicians, Washington struggles to get the situation under control. Politicians, however, easily point fingers of blame. On Sunday, politicians from both sides of the political aisle said President Barack Obama is not doing enough to stem the influx of immigrants -- some young children -- from coming to the United States. Obama to blame Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, who represents the district where the immigrants are crossing the Rio Grande Valley at the southernmost tip of the Longhorn State, said the Obama administration is "one step behind."
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry said President Obama has an "ulterior motive"
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Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, said the administration is "one-step behind"
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The administration said it is working within "the confines of the law"

Question: He is "absolutely and totally wrong," @placeholder said, noting that Texas has seven agents per mile compared with 15 per mile along other parts of the border.


(CNN) -- A birdie on the first play-off hole saw Branden Grace beat South African legends Ernie Els and Retief Goosen to the Volvo Golf Champions title at the Fancourt course in George. Grace, a native South African himself, secured his second successive title on home soil after emerging triumphant on the first extra hole after a three-way tie for first. The 23-year-old only came through the European Tour Qualifying School a month ago and became the first player since Fred Couples in 1995 to follow his maiden Tour win - at the Johannesburg Open last week -- with another.
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Branden Grace wins Volvo Golf Champions event in South Africa after a play-off
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Grace holds off South African legends Ernie Els and Retief Goosen to claim title
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South African Grace also won last week's Johannesburg Open on European Tour
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Grace made birdie on the first extra hole to take the trophy

Question: Els recorded a round of 67 that included an eagle on the 13th while @placeholder birdied three of the final four holes to shoot 70 and force his way into the playoff.


Iowa (CNN) -- The day did not start well. Lightning, thunder and torrential rain poured down over Bloomfield, Iowa, where I had come to watch a civil war reenactment. In 1864, here in Davis County, the Confederates made one of their most daring and northerly guerrilla raids of the war. Each year, enthusiasts from the Unionists and Confederates remember that battle. Amtrak train: No better way to connect with U.S. voters I have chosen to leave Amtrak's California Zephyr train in Iowa, because this swing state is in play -- with President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney jockeying for the lead.
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CNN's Richard Quest is in Davis County, where in 1864 the Confederates made one of their most daring raids of the war
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He is in the U.S. as part of American Quest, a series on the election airing from October 29
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Quest stops in Iowa because it is a swing state which often votes for the election winner
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Quest finds the "role of government" theme is at the heart of the election, permeating all of the country's issues

Question: Tomorrow it will be the @placeholder' turn to enjoy victory.


She made her name starring in A Town Like Alice, but actress Virginia McKenna is still best known for the film Born Free. It told the true story of pioneering conservation work being carried out in Kenya by Joy Adamson (Virginia) and her husband George (played by her real-life husband Bill Travers), and their efforts to return lion cub Elsa to the wild. Virginia and Bill's experiences with the Adamsons and their growing concern for the plight of endangered African animals eventually led them in 1984 to establish the Born Free charity. Pride of Africa: Virginia McKenna with Elsa in the film Born Free
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The actress is still best known for her role in the film Born Free
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Told the true story of conservation work carried out by Joy Adamson
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Virginia and Bill's experiences led them to establish Born Free charity
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Thirty years on, it has become a global charity with 100 employees
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Boasts a proud record in rescuing animals and re-homing them

Question: @placeholder believes that the presence of tourism in Kenya's national parks is vital for the safety of wildlife.


They are vital ingredients of a traditional Christmas dinner. But a former school dinner lady has found an alternative festive use for Brussels sprouts, parsnips, chestnuts, carrots and cranberries, which she hopes will help her become one of the nation’s favourite bakers. The ‘Christmas Dinner Cake’ is the latest bizarre creation of cake-making entrepreneur Allison Whitmarsh, who has gone from strength to strength after appearing on the BBC’s Dragon’s Den programme almost a year ago. Bizarre: The 'Christmas Dinner Cake' contains sprouts, parsnips, chestnuts, carrots and cranberries Mother-of-two Miss Whitmarsh, 46, successfully pitched her unusual cake on the Christmas show and secured £50,000 funding from Dragon Deborah Meaden in return for a 25 per cent stake in her business.
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'Christmas Dinner Cake' contains Brussels sprouts, parsnips and chestnuts
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Created by cake-making entrepreneur Allison Whitmarsh, from Huddersfield
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Available through online supermarket Ocado for £18

Question: When she appeared on the @placeholder last December her company had a turnover of around £250,000.


Vice President Joe Biden will be in Iowa on Sunday, which will once again trigger speculation he may make a run for the White House in 2016. Biden will headline the annual steak fry put on by longtime Democratic Sen. Tom Harkin. The event, which dates nearly four decades, is one of the signature events for Iowa Democrats, drawing top politicians, and it has a rich history of attracting presidential hopefuls. Biden has not said whether he'll make a third run for the Democratic presidential nomination. He launched unsuccessful bids in 1988 and 2008. "I can die a happy man never having been president of the United States of America. But it doesn't mean I won't run," Biden said in a July interview with GQ magazine.
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Biden due to attend Iowa fish fry on Sunday hosted by Democratic Sen. Tom Harkin
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Vice president has not said whether he will make a third bid for the White House
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Iowa kicks off early caucus and primary voting for 2016 race
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Biden finished fifth in 2008 Iowa caucuses, but later selected for ticket

Question: The vice president obviously hasn't taken 2016 off the table and @placeholder's more than a little important."


Donetsk, Ukraine (CNN) -- More artillery fire and shelling. More deaths. More disputes surrounding Russian convoys -- filled with aid, according to Moscow, though they were never checked by Ukrainian or International Red Cross officials -- that jetted in and out of eastern Ukraine. And out of all this, more questions whether the ceasefire in Ukraine -- if you can still call it that -- struck after talks involving officials from Kiev, Moscow and rebel-held areas can hold. In an interview with TV Tsentr, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the truce agreed upon in Minsk, Belarus, appeared to be holding generally and that Moscow, at least, is ready to work toward a long-term peace.
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NEW: A convoy of 220 Russian vehicles go in, out of Ukraine without being inspected
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NEW: FM Lavrov: "Process of establishing (a) durable peace is still in progress"

Question: "@placeholder border guards and customs officers were invited to run checks on the convoy at the 'Donetsk' checkpoint, but the Ukrainian side rejected the offer," the spokesman said.

Question: "Ukrainian border guards and customs officers were invited to run checks on the convoy at the '@placeholder' checkpoint, but the Ukrainian side rejected the offer," the spokesman said.


(CNN)  -- A former NASA astronaut accused of assaulting a romantic rival at a Florida airport can take off her electronic tracking bracelet while she awaits trial, a judge ruled Thursday. Attorneys for former astronaut Lisa Nowak said her ankle bracelet was uncomfortable and inconvenient. The bracelet was uncomfortable, inconvenient and cost Lisa Nowak $105 a week, her attorneys argued. Those reasons alone weren't enough to order the monitor removed, Orange County Circuit Court Judge Marc Lubet said in his ruling. He said the monitoring device was not fulfilling its purpose. Although the alleged victim, Air Force Capt. Colleen Shipman, testified earlier this month that she remains afraid of Nowak and wants the monitor to remain, Shipman "chose to travel to the defendant's hometown of Houston, Texas, on three or four occasions ... to visit her boyfriend" since the incident, Lubet wrote.
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Former astronaut Lisa Nowak can remove ankle monitoring device, judge says
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Judge says device not fulfilling its purpose
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Nowak is accused of assaulting and attempting to kidnap romantic rival
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Nowak's attorneys have filed a notice of intent to rely on an insanity defense

Question: "It's a great relief not to worry about safety issues related to the batteries' life while I'm driving," @placeholder said in the statement.


(CNN) -- A large part of northern and central Nigeria is now at the mercy of intensified attacks by Boko Haram, and the group seems to be embarking on a new phase of its campaign against the Nigerian state -- piling further pressure on the government of President Goodluck Jonathan. The last four days have seen devastating bomb attacks in Jos, in central Nigeria, as well as a suicide bombing in Kano - the largest city in the north. Two more villages in the state of Borno, Boko Haram's stronghold in the northeast, came under attack, with at least 30 civilians killed. There have also been two bomb attacks in the federal capital, Abuja, in the last five weeks.
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Boko Haram seems intent on destroying Nigeria
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Its ultimate ambition could now be creating its twisted version of God's Kingdom on Earth.

Question: Jos and @placeholder are more than 300 miles from Borno.


(CNN) -- Lemony Snicket's "A Series of Unfortunate Events" will now be told as a TV series. According to reports, Netflix is developing a small-screen version of the popular children's book series written by Daniel Handler, who crafted them under the pen name Lemony Snicket. Handler's stories followed a trio of siblings encountering one disaster after another, starting with the death of their parents in a fire. The stories can be dark, but they're also engaging and humorous -- the kind of stuff that a family could enjoy together, said Netflix's Cindy Holland, vice president of original content. "On the search for fantastic material that appeals to both parents and kids, the first stop for generations of readers is 'A Series of Unfortunate Events,' " Holland said in a statement to Deadline.
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Netflix is adapting "A Series of Unfortunate Events" into a TV series
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The show is based on books written by Daniel Handler, aka Lemony Snicket
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Handler will be an executive producer of the TV series

Question: "The world created by @placeholder is unique, darkly funny and relatable.


A former alleged girlfriend of Prince Andrew has blasted claims an underage ‘sex slave’ was forced to sleep with him - saying the Duke is one of the 'most decent' people she knows. Former Playboy model Denise Martell claims she has been a close friend of Andrew since they were first linked in 2000, and is confident Virginia Roberts’ allegations she was forced to have sex with him in the US while aged 17 and working as a masseuse for convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein are fabricated. The scandal – first revealed in US court documents last week, in which Miss Roberts, now 30, claimed she had been forced to have sex with the prince three times between 2001 and 2002 – have been vehemently denied by Buckingham Palace.
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Denise Martell comes out in support of her 'friend of 15 years'
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Former Playboy model calls Duke 'one of the most decent people I know'
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Andrew is engulfed by claims 'sex slave' was forced to sleep with him
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Martell warned in 2001 security surrounding the Prince was too relaxed
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Comes after one of Epstein's girls said she was 'dumbfounded' by claims

Question: ‘If everything that went down the way she said, I just have a hard time believing it because they (@placeholder and his friends) are not people like that.’


Adam Lanza brought three weapons inside Sandy Hook Elementary school on December 14 and left a fourth in his car, police said. Those weapons were a Bushmaster AR-15 rifle and two handguns -- a Glock 10 mm and a Sig Sauer 9 mm. In the car he left a shotgun, about which police have offered no details. Lanza used one of the handguns to take his own life, although police haven't said whether the gun was the Glock or the Sig Sauer. In fact many details remain unknown about the weapons Lanza used that day to kill 20 children, his own mother, six other adults and then himself. Here's what is known so far:
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Police: Newtown, Connecticut, gunman came to school grounds with four weapons
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Guns included a shotgun, an AR-15 rifle,  a Glock 10 mm and a Sig Sauer 9 mm
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Lanza used numerous 30-round magazines to load his rifle, police say
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The shotgun was found in Lanza's parked car, police say

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Native Americans are descended from Clovis man and may have originally travelled from Asia by way of a land bridge that disappeared long ago, it has been revealed. The DNA of a baby boy who was buried in Montana 12,600 years ago has given scientists new insights into the ancient roots of today's American Indians and other native peoples of the Americas. It is  the oldest genome ever recovered from the New World, and artifacts found with the body show the boy was part of the Clovis culture, which existed in North America from about 13,000 years ago to about 12,600 years ago and is named for an archaeological site near Clovis, N.M.
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Clovis culture existed in North America from about 13,000 years ago to about 12,600 years ago
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Find is the oldest genome ever recovered from the New World
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Proves modern Native Americans are related to the first humans to arrive

Question: But our results eliminate all other theories about the origins of the first people in @placeholder.


Swansea City completed the signing of Tottenham full back Kyle Naughton on a three-and-a-half-year contract on Thursday. The 26-year-old passed a medical and agreed personal terms in south Wales on Wednesday, before the club announced the deal on Thursday afternoon. The transfer fee for the right back was marginally under £5million. Naughton told Swansea's official website: 'I'm pleased it's all done because there has been talk since the summer over a potential move. 'My main aim is to start playing regular football again. I know it's going to be a tough challenge because there are some very good players here, but that's my goal.
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Swansea completed the signing of Kyle Naughton on Thursday
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Naughton signed a three-and-a-half year contract with the club
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The 26-year-old passed a medical in south Wales on Wednesday
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The club are also interested in signing Tom Carroll and Martin Olsson

Question: But now I just want to settle into life at @placeholder and try to play regularly.


Pontiac, Michigan (CNN) -- Lamont Butler is a single father, unemployed for more than a year and trying to do the best for his daughter, 3-year-old Samaya. The family qualifies for the federal government's free pre-kindergarten program, Head Start, but has been on a waiting list for more than a year. It's tough on both of them; Butler has trouble finding work because he's caring for his daughter, and he worries Samaya is missing out on valuable early education. "My friend's son got in, and at 4, he can already spell his name, do simple math, and he isn't so shy any more," Butler said.
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An investigation into Head Start enrollment practices shows some centers enroll families who make too much money
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Thousands are on waiting lists for the free pre-kindergarten classes
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Head Start leaders are adding more training, checks to enrollment to prevent fraud

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By Lucy Crossley A major Canadian pension fund is close to finalising a deal to buy out Burton's Biscuit Company, the makers of biscuit tin favourites Jammie Dodgers and Wagon Wheels. The Ontario Teacher's Pension Plan is expected to buy out the firm, with the deal expected to be sealed in the coming hours. Bidding for the company, which also makes Maryland Cookies, closed on Thursday, after owners the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, private equity group Apollo Global Management, and Duke Street Capital, put it up for sale in August. For sale: A major Canadian pension fund is close to finalising a deal to buy out Burton's Biscuits, the makers of biscuit tin favourites Jammie Dodgers
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Sources suggest Canadian pension fund likely to buy out firm
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Ontario Teacher's Pension Plan expected to finalise deal
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Burton's is second largest biscuit firm in the UK

Question: Neither @placeholder's Biscuits nor the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan were available for comment.


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- The chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff arrived in Pakistan on Tuesday amid tensions between the two countries about U.S. military incursions into Pakistan's tribal areas. Adm. Michael Mullen will meet with Pakistan's new prime minister and its military chief. Adm. Michael Mullen will meet with Pakistan's newly elected prime minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, and Pakistan's military chief, Gen. Parvez Kayani, Mullen's office said. Relations between the United States and Pakistan have been tense since the U.S. military sent ground forces into Pakistan's tribal regions earlier this month without Islamabad's permission. The incident prompted the Pakistani government to summon the U.S. ambassador to voice its disapproval, as well as deliver a "demarche" (a diplomatic petition or protest) through its ambassador in Washington.
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Adm. Michael Mullen to meet with Pakistan's new prime minister and military chief
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Relations between U.S. and Pakistan tense since U.S. raid in Pakistani tribal region
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Suicide attack kills 3 soldiers, wounds 6 others in Pakistan region of Swat

Question: Meanwhile, a suicide attack late Tuesday evening in the restive area of Swat killed three soldiers and wounded six others, the @placeholder military told CNN.


(CNN) -- Twitter was buzzing Thursday morning with news that several airlines are flying doctors and nurses to Haiti free of charge to help with relief efforts there in the wake of Tuesday's devastating earthquake. The only problem: The rumors are false, an American Airlines spokesman says. "Last night's hoax on Twitter about American and JetBlue flying doctors and nurses to Haiti for free was just that -- a hoax. We don't know who is responsible, but it's a very low thing to do," airline spokesman Tim Smith said in e-mails sent Thursday. Twitter users also circulated a rumor that UPS would ship for free any package under 50 lbs. to Haiti. In a blog post Wednesday on UPS's Web site, a spokeswoman debunked the rumor and said that destruction of Haiti's roads and communications networks "means our own shipping services to Haiti are on hold."
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Rumors spread on Twitter on Thursday about airlines flying doctors to Haiti free of charge
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American Airlines spokesman calls the rumors a hoax
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Rumors also spread that JetBlue is offering free flights and UPS is shipping packages for free
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Both airlines say they are working with relief agencies to fly in supplies and personnel

Question: And I think that's where these rumors are coming from," @placeholder spokeswoman Alison Croyle said.


Ronan Farrow has reopened a can of worms Woody Allen probably would have just as soon kept sealed. In addition to a speech by Diane Keaton, a frequent Allen co-star, a Golden Globes tribute Sunday night featured a short film of Allen's greatest hits. But the film was missing one thing, tweeted Farrow. "Missed the Woody Allen tribute," he wrote, "did they put the part where a woman publicly confirmed he molested her at age 7 before or after Annie Hall?" Ronan Farrow disses Woody Allen's Golden Globes tribute (Allen wasn't at the Globes; he's known for avoiding awards shows, for many years skipping the Oscars to keep a regular musical gig at a New York jazz club.)
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Ronan Farrow tweet during Golden Globes brings up Woody Allen scandal
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In early '90s, Allen had affair with Mia Farrow's daughter
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Allen has generally stuck to his work and ignored criticism
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Scandal also came up in November Vanity Fair story

Question: Indeed, until the scandal hit, Allen was generally received warmly by the general public, even if his @placeholder-centric, sometimes thorny comedies appealed only to a fairly narrow audience.


Passengers paid between £4,200 and £9,300 each for the trip, depending on their choice of cabin By Tom Worden PUBLISHED: 12:07 EST, 5 December 2012 | UPDATED: 06:27 EST, 6 December 2012 A luxury cruise liner with up to 450 passengers on board was prevented from leaving an Argentine port today in a protest over the Falkland Islands. The Seabourn Sojourn was blocked in by Argentine port workers who want to prevent the ship sailing to the disputed islands. The vessel was later allowed to leave the port at Buenos Aires following a delay of seven hours.
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The Seabourn Sojourn was blocked by Argentine port workers who want to stop the ship sailing to the islands
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Union leaders were demanding that the liner's captain pledges not to visit the Falklands before being allowed to set sail
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After a seven-hour delay, the boat was allowed to leave the port
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The vessel, with 330 crew, was due to set off yesterday on a 15-day cruise around Patagonia, visiting the Falkland Islands and ending up in Chile
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Passengers paid between £4,200 and £9,300 each for the trip, depending on their choice of cabin

Question: It was delayed but it has now left @placeholder.'


(CNN) -- Liza Long didn't think anyone would notice her blog outside of a small circle of friends. But she was wrong, way wrong. Millions of people were keenly interested in the Idaho mother's struggles with the 13-year-old son she loves and fears. A 40-year-old mother of four, Long teaches English at a small college in Boise. On Friday she posted a brutally honest essay on her blog, The Anarchist Soccer Mom. It struck a nerve in the wake of the mass shooting in which 20 children died at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Over the weekend, it seemed, everybody was sharing the post and talking about The Anarchist Soccer Mom. Then came the backlash, as others criticized her for committing her son and writing about it publicly.
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Anarchist Soccer Mom's blog post about son goes viral
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Liza Long, 40, cries out for help for her mentally ill teen
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'Michael' can become violent, threaten suicide during fits
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He is currently in an acute care psychiatric facility

Question: Long says @placeholder is a sweet boy most of the time.

Question: She says her other kids -- ages 15, 9 and 7 -- know the "safety drill" by heart: When @placeholder starts to go off, they run into the car and lock the doors.


David Cameron today warned that Scotland would be more at risk from terrorism if it votes for independence. The Prime Minister said the United Kingdom had the best security and intelligence services in the world to keep people safe. He said the safety of staying together in a ‘very dangerous and insecure world’ was one of the ‘strongest arguments’ against separation. Scroll down for video Mr Cameron, speaking at the end of the two-day Nato conference in Wales, said: ‘I don’t think anyone can be in any doubt we live in a very dangerous and insecure world. ‘I would have thought one of the strongest arguments that those of us who want to see the United Kingdom stay together can make is in that dangerous world and insecure world of terrorist threats and other threats isn’t it better to be part of the United Kingdom?’
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PM said the UK had the best security and intelligence services in the world
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He urged Scots to stay  together in a 'very dangerous and insecure world'
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The PM said this was one of the 'strongest arguments' against separation
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Came after Gordon Brown said he would push for further devolution
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The former Prime Minister's declaration signals a return to front-line politics
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Ex party leader among Labour MPs involved in final push against separation
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Comes amid mounting alarm voters are swinging behind a 'Yes' vote

Question: Mr @placeholder said the aim should be the ‘maximum local decision-making powers that is possible’ while maintaining the union.


(CNN) -- Paula Cooper was just 16 years old when she became the youngest person on death row in the United States. That was in 1986. On Monday, after 27 years behind bars, Cooper walked out of Indiana's Rockville Correctional Facility a free woman. She emerged around 10 a.m., said Douglas S. Garrison, chief communications officer for the Indiana Department of Corrections. Cooper had an unlikely ally supporting her release: Bill Pelke, the grandson of the woman she killed. The events that ensnared both families started when Cooper was 15 and devised a plan to steal money with her friends.
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NEW: Cooper "would take it back in a heartbeat if she could," victim's grandson says
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Paula Cooper was 16 years old when she was sentenced to death for murder
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She stabbed 78-year-old Bible teacher Ruth Pelke in the stomach and chest 33 times
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Victim's grandson: I realized forgiveness had taken place, and it brought healing to me

Question: "I became convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that my grandmother would have had love and compassion for Paula Cooper and her family," @placeholder told CNN.


By James  Nye The family of a late Wizard of Oz actor who played a Munchkin in the classic film appeared in St. Louis court on Monday to claim $500,000 back from his former caretaker. Mickey Carroll's family claim that the hypopituitary dwarf, who died in May 2009 aged 89, was exploited by carer Linda Dodge just before his death. His nieces and nephews first launched the civil suit in 2011 after discovering that their uncle, who never married or had children, had lost significant assets from his fortune. Iconic role: Mickey Carroll picture here in 2008 (left) one year before he died holding the famous ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz and (right) in 2007 when he received a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame along with six other ex-Munchkins from the 1939 movie
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Family of Mickey Carroll claim the actor was extorted of $500,000 by his caretaker in the last days of his life
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Linda Dodge, her daughter and husband are accused of moving Carroll, 89, into their home
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The one-time actor suffered Alzheimer's later in life
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Carroll began to write checks to cash in the months before he passed away in his sleep in 2009
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Played one of the Munchkins in 1939's The Wizard of Oz opposite Judy Garland
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Built up a fortune through a tombstone business in St. Louis after leaving Hollywood

Question: @placeholder in the 'Wizard of Oz' (captioned on the pictured) Carroll was 18 when he appeared in the 1939 movie


A Grade II listed London mansion which boasts ceilings covered in gold leaf is set to become the most expensive home ever sold at auction when it goes under the hammer next week. The seven-bedroom property on Bolton Street, just a few minutes walks from The Ritz in the heart of Mayfair, is being offered with a guide price of £8.3million. If it fetches that it would top the £5.9 million paid for a mansion block in Finchley Road, according to auction analysts EIG. The home was built in the early 18th century and has six bathrooms, three reception rooms and two kitchens along with an internal lift and private terrace.
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Seven-bedroom mansion in the heart of Mayfair, central London, is up for auction with a guide price of £8.3million
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The Grade II listed property on Bolton Street was built in the early 18th century and boasts gold leaf ceilings
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It is currently being let out for a staggering £26,000 per month and has a private lift and terrace
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The street was built in 1699 and was home to English novelist Fanny Burney and the Earl of Peterborough
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Charles Edward Stuart, The Young Pretender, is also said to have lodged here secretly while in London

Question: If all of the remaining 61 properties fetch their guide price, they will sell for around £9.7 million - just £1.4 million more than the single @placeholder home.


(CNN) -- The Syrian cab driver tolerated beatings, arrests and daily indignities during the country's 16 months of turmoil. But after a rocket struck his house in the Daraa province city of Herak last week, the man and his family finally had enough. The 29-year-old Sunni man, his wife, two young daughters and other relations left their homes on July 16 and embarked on a journey at night to the nearby Jordanian border. He was among the more than 120,000 people who've fled to the neighboring countries -- Turkey, Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan -- to escape the warring in Syria.
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There's a "direct correlation" between fighting and refugee flight
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Children's safety is a top factor in deciding to leave the country
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Iraq's PM asks Iraqi refugees in Syria to return home

Question: They are relying entirely on humanitarian assistance, even though there are some employment opportunities, such as farm work in @placeholder, he said.


London (CNN) -- Lewis Hamilton has signed a three-year contract to race for the Mercedes Formula 1 team beginning next season. Friday's announcement by the team ends weeks of speculation about the Briton's future with McLaren -- a team he joined when he was 13 years old. "Looking ahead to 2013, I am delighted to welcome Lewis Hamilton to our team," Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn said in a statement. "The arrival of a driver of Lewis' caliber is a testament to the standing of Mercedes-Benz in Formula 1 and I am proud that Lewis shares our vision and ambition for the success of the Silver Arrows," Brawn added.
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Speculation about Briton's future at McLaren ends with three-year deal with Mercedes
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Hamilton will partner Germany's Nico Rosberg with Michael Schumacher making way
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27-year-old, who won world championship in 2008, has been at McLaren since he was 13
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McLaren name 22-year-old Sauber driver Sergio Perez as replacement for Hamilton

Question: In a statement, @placeholder said he had enjoyed his three years at Mercedes even if they didn't do as successfully as he would have liked on the track.


Painter Vincent van Gogh may have been murdered, according to a gunshot wounds expert who has analysed vital forensic evidence Painter Vincent van Gogh may have been murdered, a leading forensics expert has claimed. The long-held theory that the troubled artist shot himself in a wheat field near Paris in 1890 may have to be reconsidered after the shocking claim. Dr Vincent Di Maio, an expert on gunshot wounds, reassessed vital evidence from van Gogh's shooting and believes the painter could not have shot himself in the chest. Dr Di Maio, a key witness in the trial of George Zimmerman - the man who was accused of shooting US teenager Trayvon Martin, used evidence and testimony from the time to come to his conclusion.
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Forensics expert says Vincent van Gogh could not have shot himself
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Dr Vincent di Maio said evidence suggests he was killed by someone else
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Historians believe van Gogh shot himself in a wheat field outside Paris
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Even if he could, there would have been scorch marks on his hands
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Mystery remains over who fired revolver which killed the troubled painter
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Some say a group of boys killed van Gogh by accident and he took blame

Question: Previously historians thought that the purple area was caused by the proximity of the gun to @placeholder's chest and that the brown colouring was caused by gunpowder burns.


(CNN) -- Police and the mother of a 4-year-old California boy clung to hope Thursday for the child's safety, days after a man allegedly snatched the pre-schooler from his grandmother's arms then took off. An Amber Alert was issued for Juliani Cardenas, who authorities say was abducted by Jose Esteban Rodriguez in the northern California town of Patterson. "He (Rodriguez) wanted to be with my son," Tabitha Cardenas told reporters Thursday, adding that she had broken up with Rodriguez four or five months ago. "He wanted to be with my son so bad that he took it to the extreme."
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An Amber Alert has been issued for Juliani Cardenas, 4, of Patterson, California
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Police say he was abducted by Jose Rodriguez, the ex-boyfriend of the boy's mother
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The boy's grandmother says the man took the boy from her arms then fled
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Police are searching a canal after a tip that the kidnapper drove his car into it

Question: The suspect had come to @placeholder' house early Tuesday morning, according to the boy's mother, leaving after she told him to leave because Juliani was asleep and had a cold.

Question: The boy, @placeholder, is 3 feet, 6 inches tall, weighs 40 pounds and has brown eyes and black hair, according to the Amber Alert.


By Rosie Taylor PUBLISHED: 13:08 EST, 10 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:28 EST, 10 May 2013 A father was jailed for seven years today after admitting killing his disabled seven-month-old son. Nathan Pick, 38, lashed out at James-Lee because he could not get him to stop screaming at their home in Chaddesden, Derbyshire. The baby, who was born with a heart defect and had to be tube-fed, suffered brain injuries and died the next day in hospital as a result of the blow to the back of the head. Pick was arrested on suspicion of murder and and charged, but originally claimed to police that James-Lee had begun to fit and hit his head in his swing chair.
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Nathan Pick 'snapped' after struggling to bond with son James-Lee
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Pleaded guilty to manslaughter and sentenced to seven years in jail

Question: I hope today’s sentence allows @placeholder’s family to move forward with the grieving process.


By Emma Lowe PUBLISHED: 18:30 EST, 11 March 2014 | UPDATED: 06:08 EST, 12 March 2014 Living on the edge: Mary Berry is going against the British tradition and serves her cheese before dessert For decades she has been hailed as the definitive guide to traditional food. But when it comes to the order in which it is eaten, Mary Berry is rather less conventional. And shortly after she declared on her new BBC Two show Mary Berry Cooks that she insists on following the French and serving her cheese before dessert, it quickly became apparent she had divided opinion between viewers and not all of them agreed.
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Several viewers appear to disagree with the culinary queen

Question: ‘Traditionally the French would serve the cheese before, but for many @placeholder dinner parties it is often a social decision to serve after.


A taxi driver travelled all the way to Amsterdam after accidentally breaking a souvenir that one of his passengers brought back from their holiday. Cabbie Kevin Gregg, 52, travelled 450 miles from Newcastle to the Dutch capital in pursuit of the irreparable windmill ornament for customer Hazel Lindley. He was under strict instructions from East Coast Taxis' managing director Paul Irwin who, after hearing what had happened, delivered an outstanding display of customer service. Taxi driver Kevin Gregg travelled to Amsterdam and back to buy a replacement windmill souvenir for Hazel Lindley after he accidentally broke the item Kevin Gregg was amazed he managed to find the souvenir shop so quickly in Amsterdam
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Taxi driver Kevin Gregg put a heavy bag on top of souvenir breaking it
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His boss at East Coast Taxis decided the windmill  needed replacing
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Gregg travelled from Whitley Bay to Amsterdam and found a replacement
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Kind-hearted driver says he 'felt sick' when he realised he had broke it

Question: 'We know that the souvenir windmill wasn't expensive but the fact is that Hazel couldn't get a replacement anywhere other than @placeholder and that was the challenge.'


(CNN) -- Cholera is an intestinal infection that's rare in the United States currently. But in the developing world it's a serious problem, with 3 to 5 million cases every year worldwide, according to the World Health Organization. The disease brings on diarrhea, which can kill a person if he or she is not properly hydrated. A tremendous advance in hydration was invented by David Nalin, along with his colleague Richard Cash. Nalin was working in Bangladesh during a cholera epidemic in 1968, when intravenous solutions were the only treatment. He knew that an oral method of rehydration would be much more accessible and cost-effective for the people who needed it most.
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There are 3 to 5 million cases of cholera every year
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It can kill those who aren't properly hydrated
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David Nalin developed the rehydration solution in 1968

Question: @placeholder recognized that the volume of oral rehydration therapy required isn't the same for every patient.


Hackers associated with the Chinese government have repeatedly infiltrated the computer systems of U.S. airlines, technology companies and other firms involved in the movement of U.S. troops and military equipment, a U.S. Senate panel has found. The Senate Armed Services Committee's year-long probe, details of which were made public on Wednesday, found that the military's U.S. Transportation Command, or Transcom, was aware of only two out of at least 20 such cyber intrusions within a single year. The committee's investigation also found gaps in reporting requirements and a lack of information sharing among U.S. government entities. That in turn left the U.S. military largely unaware of computer compromises of its contractors, it found.
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Senate report says there were about 50 intrusions into a single military contractor's computers over a 12-month period
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Michigan Democrat slams 'China's aggressive actions in cyberspace'
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Hacking 'compromised emails, documents, user passwords and computer code'
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In may the US charged five Chinese military officers with hacking into American nuclear, metal and solar companies to steal trade secrets

Question: of those intrusions were attributed to @placeholder, the report stated.


Moving against tax avoidance by corporations, the Obama administration took several actions on Monday to curb  'inversion' deals that allow companies to escape high U.S. taxes by reincorporating abroad. The Treasury Department announced new rules, effective immediately, that will reduce the tax benefits available to companies that have inverted, while also making new inversions more difficult to do and less potentially rewarding. Because they took effect on Monday, the new rules might raise issues for some of a handful of companies that have agreed to do inversions, but have not yet completed them. Fast-food chain Burger King Worldwide Inc is in the midst of inverting to Canada in a deal with coffee-and-donuts vendor Tim Hortons Inc. A spokeswoman for Burger King said the company declined to comment.
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Common scheme sees US companies merging with foreign corporations so their taxes can be calculated at another country's lower rate
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US Treasury loses billions every year from these deals
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Burger King's plan to merge with the Canadian chain Tim Horton's sparked urgency in the White House
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Investors expect companies to minimize their tax bills but the White House now expects them to stay headquartered in the US regardless of the cost

Question: A key target of @placeholder's actions is foreign profits held