(CNN) -- Coverage for 30 million uninsured. A ban on lifetime payout limits. No co-pays or deductibles on preventive medical services. Insurers prohibited from excluding patients based on pre-existing medical conditions. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (also known as "Obamacare") creates a massive, wide-scale overhaul of the heavily flawed and criticized health care system of the United States. But for all of the Obama administration's work in creating this 906-page federal law, there is one glaring omission that could decrease the costs of health care and help relieve the upcoming physician shortage. Medical liability reform. How could the Obama administration create such a comprehensive overhaul of health care without addressing this issue? Although not a panacea for the health problems in the United States, the need for physicians to practice defensive medicine in order to avoid potential litigation has far-reaching consequences.
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"Obamacare" does not address medical liability reform
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(CNN)Recently, the new on-demand economy met U.S. employment law, and the encounter left both sides dazed and confused. In San Francisco, one federal district judge speculated that the ride-sharing company Uber may have to treat its drivers as employees rather than independent contractors. In another courtroom in the same city, a different judge, hearing a lawsuit brought by drivers for Uber's rival, Lyft, opined that U.S. employment laws actually may not cover the drivers as employees. Neither court has yet issued a final decision, but when they do, both judges will be right. Work -- both its structure and its very nature -- is undergoing rapid change in our country.
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In the new on-demand economy, companies like Uber are turning workers into day laborers
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(CNN) -- A woman whose body was found in the crawl space of an Oregon home -- the mother of a newborn who also died -- died from "homicidal violence," the state's deputy medical examiner said Monday. Police released a photo of Korena Roberts, who is charged with murder. An autopsy showed causes of 21-year-old Heather Snively's death included blunt-force trauma and "sharp-force injuries," Dr. Christopher Young said. Sharp-force injuries mean cut or stab wounds. Young said additional information will not be released until test results are received. Korena Roberts, 28, is charged with murder in Snively's death. She was scheduled to appear in court Monday afternoon.
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Korena Roberts, 28, is charged with murder in Snively's death
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Cops find Snively's body in Roberts' crawl space
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Police called to Roberts' house for report of baby in distress; baby couldn't be saved

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Edward Lord, the FA’s Inclusion Advisory Board member axed for speaking out about a lack of action over discriminatory issues, has seriously upset FA bosses again. The FA claim Lord is attending matches and attempting to gain access to VIP hospitality areas to meet people on the basis of still being on the Inclusion panel — behaviour FA general secretary Alex Horne has described as ‘abhorrent’. But Lord counters that he has still been invited to clubs despite no longer being on the IAB and only met problems at Blackburn Rovers. He has also been to games at Manchester City, Aston Villa, Sheffield Wednesday, Bury and Accrington Stanley.
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Lord was sacked for comments on action taken over discriminatory issues
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FA claim he is using old title to attend games and gain access to VIP areas
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Horne has written to Lord over his 'abhorrent' behaviour

Question: ‘As an ex-member of the @placeholder, I find this behaviour truly abhorrent and I would ask you to cease and desist with immediate effect.’


(CNN)It was one of hundreds of small businesses looted after a St. Louis County grand jury's decision not to indict a white police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager. Surveillance video released by the St. Louis County Police Department on Wednesday shows looters at the Dellwood Market, just outside Ferguson, Missouri, following the November 24 grand jury decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the August death of teenager Michael Brown. A group of men is seen in the video futilely trying to break down the reinforced door. They pull and pull. With a stick or metal rod, they try to pry the door open. When all those efforts fail, they shatter a glass pane in the display window and barrel through a sheet of plywood behind the glass.
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Video shows looters at the Dellwood Market just outside Ferguson, Missouri
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Surveillance video released by police shows dozens pouring into small business

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Rent in London is so high that one young professional has worked out it would be cheaper live in Barcelona and fly to work. Social Media manager Sam Cookney, 30, wanted a less expensive way of travelling to his office near Liverpool Street station. What he found was an unlikely solution: it would be more cost effective to relocate to the sun-kissed coast of north east Spain, more than 700 miles away. Cheap alternative: Mr Cookney found the lack of council tax charges and low rent in Barcelona, above, meant it is cheaper to live there and fly to London
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Sam Cookney did the sums after becoming sick of rent prices in London
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A four day commute from Europe worked out at £339 per-month cheaper

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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- The badly burned former nanny of two of Moammar Gadhafi's grandchildren was receiving medical treatment Tuesday in the burn unit of a Tripoli hospital. Shwygar Mullah says the wife of Gadhafi's son Hannibal poured boiling water on her for failing to keep a child quiet. She is being treated with antibiotics for an infection. Her burns are dressed. CNN first met Mullah on Sunday while visiting the luxurious former home of Hannibal Gadhafi. As a CNN crew was about to leave, one of the staff members mentioned a nanny who worked for Hannibal Gadhafi. He said that Hannibal's wife, Aline, had burned the nanny.
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Shwygar Mullah says Gadhafi's daughter-in-law burned her for failing to keep a child quiet
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Her wound is dressed and she is getting antibiotics for an infection
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CNN will let people know how to help her at CNN.com/impact

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Question: In soft tones, she said @placeholder lost her temper when her daughter wouldn't stop crying and Mullah refused to beat the child.


(CNN) -- Why not use those last few vacation days? Given an average of 14 annual vacation days, Americans left four days on the table over the past year, according to Expedia.com's 13th annual vacation deprivation study. That's twice as many as the previous year. "No one retires wishing they'd spent more time at their desk," said John Morrey, Expedia's vice president and general manager, in a statement. "There are countless reasons that vacation days go unused -- failure to plan, worry, forgetfulness, you name it. But rested employees are more productive employees, so taking regular vacations may well help the company more than failing to do so."
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Americans will not use four vacation days this year, study says
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Workers worldwide get an average of 20 vacation days
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White people will no longer make up a majority of Americans by 2043, according to new census projections, part of a historic shift that is already reshaping the nation's schools, workforce and electorate. The official projection, released today by the Census Bureau, now places the tipping point for the white majority a year later than previous estimates, which were made before the impact of the recent economic downturn was fully known. America continues to grow and become more diverse due to higher birth rates among minorities, particularly for Hispanics who entered the U.S. at the height of the immigration boom in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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Number of white Americans now at 64 per cent, but scales will tip in the favor of Hispanics by 2043
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Minority children expected to become the majority by 2019
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U.S. population expected to keep growing until 2060

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By Jill Reilly Madeleine McCann's mother has ploughed £1million from book sales back into the search for her missing daughter. The bestseller, entitled Madeleine by Kate McCann, was published in 2011 on the day of her eighth birthday. Madeleine, who was three, disappeared from her bed in the family’s apartment in Praia da Luz on the evening of May 3, 2007, while her parents were eating at a nearby tapas restaurant – as they did every night of the holiday. Scroll down for video Fundraiser: Kate McCann and Gerry McCann at the launch of the book entitled Madeleine which has now raised £1million
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Madeleine’s Fund hit £1.8million shortly after the three-year-old vanished
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Last seen at her family’s holiday flat in Praia da Luz, Portugal, in May 2007
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After four years of searching fund level had dwindled to £125,000
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The bestseller which came out in May 2011 netted £738,487 after tax

Question: In the searingly honest book @placeholder explains she thought it would be 'unwise' to leave her three children with a babysitter on the night they dined at the resort restaurant.


Editor's note: Tomorrow Transformed explores innovative approaches and opportunities in business and society through technology. (WIRED) -- Next month, a giant industry gathering is going to be flooded with virtual-reality experiences: the Birdly flight simulator; something that lets users confront a kaiju attack; an Oculus Rift-enabled spin on combat training; even a VR installation that lets you go to a college party. But this isn't the line-up for CES—it's the Sundance Film Festival. After bringing a handful of Oculus Rift installations to Sundance in 2014, the festival's New Frontier program, which focuses on innovation in filmmaking, is doubling down and bringing in a much larger slate of virtual reality experiences for 2015. Of the 13 installations in the program, nine feature VR and one of the remaining four—a videogame-esque piece about the Iranian Revolution in 1979—could have a virtual version one day.
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2015's Sundance Film Festival will feature nine virtual reality installations
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The art will be a part of its New Frontier program, which explores innovation in the field
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Virtual reality is become integrated into our film experiences in a more intriguing manner than ever before

Question: Part of the appeal of these @placeholder installations, of course, is that the Oculus Rift is still in developer-only mode—there's not a consumer version yet.

Question: Sounds like a main competition line-up at Sundance, not specifically the @placeholder one.


Chelsea forward Didier Drogba and Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi have been opponents many times over the year - with the Argentine often coming out on top. And so it has proved again off the pitch as the duo star in a Turkish Airlines advert, flying around the world trying new 'epic food'. Drogba flies to destinations such as Nepal, Japan and Siberia in a bid to outdo Messi but finds a signed picture of his rival hanging up at all the locations, suggesting the Argentine had already been to the food venue. Chelsea ace Didier Drogba stars in new Turkish Airlines advert along with Lionel Messi
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Lionel Messi and Didier Drogba appear in new Turkish Airlines advert
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Chelsea ace  Drogba tries to outdo Messi by flying to different countries
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However the Ivorian finds a signed picture of Messi hanging up during visit to restaurants across the world

Question: @placeholder is served food while at a restaurant in Nepal during the Turkish Airlines advertisement


Eckernfoerde, Germany (CNN) -- It is almost totally silent, radiates virtually no heat and is constructed entirely from non-magnetic metals. Meet the U212A -- an ultra-advanced non-nuclear sub developed by German naval shipyard Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft, who claim it to be "the peak of German submarine technology." And few would argue. The super-stealth vessel is the first of its kind to be powered by a revolutionary hydrogen fuel cell that lets it cruise the deep blue without giving off noise or exhaust heat. That's important, because according to Bernd Arjes, a captain in the German Navy, silence keeps submariners alive.
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The U212A is an ultra-advanced non-nuclear sub developed for the German Navy
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Without the need for combustible fuel, the sub can remain submerged for weeks at time

Question: @placeholder began developing the technology for the U212A in 1994, with the first vessels reaching market in 2003.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Another attacker in an Afghan police uniform killed a member of the NATO forces Sunday in Afghanistan, the latest in a slew of so-called "green-on-blue" attacks. The incident took place in southern Afghanistan, NATO's International Security Assistance Force said. The attack brings to 40 the number of NATO troops killed in 32 such attacks this year, according to figures provided by ISAF. U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta urged Afghanistan on Saturday to take further steps to vet security force recruits. NATO: Most attacks on coalition troops driven by personal grievances In a telephone call Saturday, Panetta encouraged President Hamid Karzai to work closely with the commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan to counter such attacks, Pentagon spokesman George Little said in a written statement.
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NEW: An attacker in an Afghan police uniform killed a NATO service member Sunday, ISAF says
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3 ISAF troops were killed Sunday in an IED attack
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U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta called Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Saturday
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NATO says an airstrike has killed a senior Taliban leader

Question: "During the operation, the @placeholder and coalition security force observed a large group of heavily armed insurgents engaging in insurgent activity," according to the release.


By James Restall Watch out West Ham, there is a new footballing power on the march in east London. That is the message Barry Hearn believes his sale of Leyton Orient to Italian businessman Francesco Becchetti has sent to the Barclays Premier League side. Becchetti, the head of renewable energy and waste management firm the Becchetti Energy Group, acquired the club earlier this week and Hearn, who has been made Orient’s honorary president, believes that the takeover will allow Orient to compete with their Premier League neighbours. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Hearn say Becchetti will change the club forever
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Francesco Becchetti unveiled as new Leyton Orient owner
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Italian bought the club from long-serving Barry Hearn last week
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Hearn 'excited' at what Becchetti has planned for Orient
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Becchetti targeting promotion to the Championship next season

Question: @placeholder is one of the most important centres of the world and the team deserves a higher position.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- A video released by an Israeli human rights organization shows what the group describes as a 9-year-old Palestinian boy being assaulted by two border police officers in the West Bank city of Hebron. The footage, released by B'tselem, the Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, shows the boy walking on pavement outside a building when a uniformed police officer runs up to him and grabs him by an arm, causing him to lose his balance and pulling him along the ground for a few feet. The police officer, who is holding a rifle in one hand, asks the boy, "Why are you making trouble?" according to B'tselem. Seconds later, a second police officer, also carrying a rifle, walks up to the boy, kicks him, turns around and walks off without speaking. At that, the first policeman releases the boy, who runs out of the frame.
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Video: "Why are you making trouble?" border officer asks wailing boy
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Second border officer kicks the child, turns around and walks off
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The Israeli border police denounce the incident
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"This is a rare incident which does not represent the actions of the Border Police in Israel," they say

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Question: Israeli children generally have a legal right to have their parents present during questioning; @placeholder do not, it says.

Question: An @placeholder child can be held no more than two days without being granted access to a lawyer; a Palestinian child can be held 90 days, it says.


A cancer-stricken man on his deathbed claims he watched men bury Jimmy Hoffa's body in a driveway in suburban Detroit a just days after the union boss's disappearance in 1975. The anonymous tipster reportedly kept the dark secret for 37 years because he was terrified that the mob, who whoever killed Hoffa, would come after him. The FBI and most observers are skeptical that the Teamsters leader's remains are below the concrete slab in Roseville, Michigan, however one journalist who has talked to the dying man says he is no fraud -- the informant believes his own story. Where in the world? Jimmy Hoffa, pictured in 1966, was last seen at a suburban Detroit restaurant in 1975. His disappearance remains one of great mysteries in American history
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Teamsters boss last seen at suburban Detroit restaurant on July 30, 1975
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Man in Roseville, Michigan, claims he witnessed Hoffa's burial
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Cops say the homeowner, has lived at the home for a little more than a decade, and is being cooperative with their investigation
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FBI remains skeptical over the tip

Question: The search has continued under a backyard pool north of Detroit in 2003, under the floor of a Detroit home in 2004 and at a horse farm northwest of @placeholder in 2006.


President Barack Obama has backed off a request for Congress to give his administration more latitude to deport illegal immigrant children coming to the U.S. from Central America, two high-profile Republican members of Congress said today. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Mike McCaul claimed this morning that the president did not include a formal request for Congress to change the existing law after telling them in a letter last week he supported revisions because his party successfully pressured him not to. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi did not indicate that her caucus had asked the president to backtrack but made clear today in her weekly briefing with reporters that she was not in favor of amending the law to allow the Department of Homeland Security to immediately send children from non-contiguous countries back home.
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Obama sent a letter to Congress asking them to change a law barring the government from automatically deporting Central American children
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Obama said he'd like Congress to give the Department of Homeland Security more discretion in applying the law
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He also informed Congress that he'd be asking for additional money for agencies that handle illegal immigration
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When he submitted his formal proposal this week he did not include legislative language to change current law, only a request for funds
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Republicans say its because his party talked him out of it

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By Ben Griffiths, City News Editor PUBLISHED: 17:50 EST, 16 September 2012 | UPDATED: 17:50 EST, 16 September 2012 Stumbling block: BAE Systems and EADS have been told their planned mega defence merger must include safeguards for Britain's Trident nuclear submarines The future of Britain’s independent nuclear deterrent could prove a key stumbling block to the £31billion merger between BAE Systems and EADS. Ministry of Defence officials have told the firms their planned mega defence merger must include safeguards for the Trident nuclear submarines, which are made by BAE at its Barrow-in-Furness plant in Cumbria. The deal would create a rival to America’s Boeing and the merged company would have combined sales of £60billion and a global workforce of 220,000.
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Crisis talks over planned merger between BAE Systems and EADS
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Company would have combined sales of £60bn and workforce of 220,000
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MoD insists deal must include safeguards for the Trident nuclear submarines
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EADS major shareholders include the French and German governments
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British government can block any BAE takeover if not in national interest

Question: @placeholder has a ‘golden share’ in BAE Systems, which the Government can use to block any takeover if politicians fear it won’t be in the national interest.


(EW.com) -- Greendale may not have closed its doors for good after all: Hulu is currently in talks with Sony Pictures TV for a sixth season of the recently cancelled "Community," a source close to the show tells EW. (Deadline first reported the news.) Sony and Hulu aren't commenting, and another source stressed caution about such a deal, but a proposed plan would likely include a 13-episode new season of the community college meta-comedy, with creator Dan Harmon in the fold. If by chance an agreement were reached, it would push the show past the 100-episode milestone (it's at 97), and, of course, bring it one crucial step closer to fulfilling fans' rally cries of "six seasons and a movie."
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Hulu is in talks to revive "Community"
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Fans have requested "six seasons and a movie"
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NBC canceled the show in May

Question: Earlier this month, @placeholder officially cut bait on "Community," whose fifth season averaged 3.8 million viewers and a 1.6 rating in the 18-to-49-year-old demographic, including DVR playback.


(CNN) -- A Maryland man severely injured in an alleged assault at a Baltimore Orioles baseball game was revived by an off-duty state trooper at the scene who apparently didn't know immediately the victim was a childhood friend. Nathan Steelman was seated a few sections away on Wednesday night at Camden Yards when Matthew Fortese, 25, was punched in the side of the head during an apparent argument with two other men and fell off a wall, police records show. His head hit the pavement below with a loud thump. The incident apparently was triggered when the men sitting in the section behind Fortese apparently taunted him about his New York Yankees hat and threw beer on him, his brother, James, said.
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Man severely injured in altercation with two fans at Baltimore baseball game
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Off-duty trooper who performed first aid on victim realized later two were old friends
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Two men held in alleged assault
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Victim hospitalized in stable condition with head injury

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Passengers were forced to put on gas masks on the Eurotunnel following a lorry fire in the Channel Tunnel. Eurostar, which operates train services through the tunnel between Paris, London and Brussels, cancelled all services yesterday because of the blaze. And the company is now facing a multi-million pound compensation bill as thousands of holidaymakers were left stranded in London and Paris. Scroll down for video Hundreds of Eurostar passengers filled St Pancras station after all trains were cancelled following a lorry fire All Eurostar trains were cancelled for rest of Saturday following the blaze at the French end of the tunnel
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All Eurostar services are cancelled after a lorry fire in one of the tunnels
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Passengers urged to postpone their journeys and not to go to the station
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The fire was at the French side of the tunnel, Kent Police confirmed
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Frustrated passengers reported three-hour queues to refund their tickets
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Eurostar will operate tomorrow for passengers with 'existing reservations'
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Told people who had trains cancelled today not to arrive at stations
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Eurotunnel, which transports vehicles and freight, expected to open later

Question: Customers were being offered £50 compensation for meals for every 24 hours they were delayed and £150 per night for a hotel in London by @placeholder.


Jamie Oliver's restaurant in Turkey has been forced to file for bankruptcy after only 14 months of operation. The Jamie's Italian in Istanbul's $2.5billion Zorlu Center Mall was unable to reach targets due to a tough economic climate, it was reported. A bankruptcy hearing was told the chain, which is the Italian eatery's largest branch abroad in the summer when it can accommodate almost 200 diners on its outdoor terrace, planned to cut staff and put in more capital after experiencing financial difficulties. Scroll down for video Jamie Oliver's Istanbul restaurant filed for bankruptcy after only 14 months of operation. Pictured, the celebrity chef, 39, at Jamie's Italian in Manchester
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Jamie's Italian in Istanbul's $2.5billion Zorlu Center Mall opened in 2013
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Bankruptcy hearing was told chain would cut staff and put in more capital
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Lower prices and tough economic conditions were to blame, company said
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A spokesman for Mr Oliver said restaurant is 'trading well' and won't close

Question: After leaving school at 16 years old with just two GCSEs, @placeholder has built a £240million business empire and is one of the most recognised chefs in the world.


(CNN) -- The Los Angeles coroner has concluded preliminarily that singer Michael Jackson died of an overdose of propofol, a powerful sedative he was given to help him sleep, according to court documents released Monday. A search warrant filed in court showed toxicology reports found propofol in Michael Jackson's body. Los Angeles coroner Dr. Lakshmanan Sathyavagiswaran reached that preliminary conclusion after reviewing toxicology results carried out on Jackson's blood, according to a search warrant and affidavit unsealed in Houston, Texas. The affidavit, used to outline probable cause for search warrants of the offices of doctors who are believed to have treated Jackson, disclosed many details of drugs given to Jackson in the weeks before his death.
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Dr. Conrad Murray said he was trying to wean Michael Jackson off propofol
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Murray claims Jackson demanded propofol when other drugs didn't work

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By Helen Collis PUBLISHED: 07:44 EST, 11 September 2013 | UPDATED: 13:04 EST, 11 September 2013 Lady Gaga, pictured this week outside the studio of 'Good Morning America' in New York, will face her former PA in court in November. Jennifer O'Neill claims the singer owes her unpaid overtime A former roommate, friend and personal assistant of Lady Gaga who claimed the pop singer cheated her out of overtime wages will get to tell her story in court. A jury will decide whether Gaga's demands left Jennifer O'Neill any personal time or whether she was on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, as she claimed in her 2011 lawsuit, U.S. District Judge Paul Gardephe said yesterday. A trial is set for November 4.
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Lady Gaga and Jennifer O'Neill met in 2008 when Gaga moved into O'Neill's Manhattan apartment building
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Gaga gave her a job as her personal assistant and she worked full-time for her during the singer's Monster's Ball tour in 2010/11
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O'Neill alleges she was 'on-call' 24-hours a day and is owed overtime pay
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Lady Gaga claims her PAs have 'no schedule', should always be 'available'

Question: In his written decision, Gardephe noted that lawyers said Lady Gaga, listed in the litigation under her birth name - Stefani Germanotta - and @placeholder frequently slept in the same bed because O'Neill never had her own hotel room while on tour and was required to address Lady Gaga's needs throughout the night.


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Opposition forces claimed a major victory Sunday in Libya, managing to block an onslaught by Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's troops and maintain control of the key city of Misrata, an eyewitness said. Using machine guns, sticks and anything else they could find, crowds protected the courthouse, serving as an operations center by the opposition in Misrata, and successfully repelled Gadhafi militias armed with tanks and heavy artillery, the witness said. "The will and the determination and dedication that people are showing here on the ground, it just makes you speechless," he said. A doctor at Central Misrata Hospital said 42 people were killed -- 17 from the opposition and 25 from the pro-Gadhafi forces -- and that 85 people were wounded in the fighting, which continued on the city's outskirts. The youngest victim, 3 years old, was killed by direct fire, the doctor said.
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A doctor says at least 42 were killed in Misrata; the UN says aid has been blocked
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Libyan state TV says troops are under orders not to enter cities controlled by "gangs"
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Police search cars to make sure no anti-Gadhafi forces come out in Tripoli, a witness says

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 07:34 EST, 9 May 2013 | UPDATED: 01:09 EST, 10 May 2013 Tragedy: William Avery-Wright died on a road outside his school, but his father only learned his son was killed after his boarding school posted the news on its website A father learned that his 13-year-old son had been killed in a road accident when the boy’s public school announced it on its website. William Avery-Wright had been knocked down by a Land Rover as he crossed a main road on his way to rugby practice. He was taken to hospital after the accident at £30,000-a-year Worth School in Crawley, West Sussex, where he was later pronounced dead.
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William Avery-Wright died outside Worth School in Sussex on way to rugby
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His father Christopher received condolences as he rushed to hospital
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School had placed message on website before father was informed
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Mr and Mrs Avery-Wright are now suing the school

Question: They said not to tell @placeholder what had happened on the phone and that it was an appalling way to break the news.’


Washington (CNN) -- The inspector general who reported Internal Revenue Service targeting of conservative groups said Thursday that he didn't have information until last week that the word "progressive" also was on a list of criteria for extra scrutiny of tax-exempt applications. At a hearing of the House Oversight Committee, Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration J. Russell George said the information that liberal groups also were probably targeted only came to him July 9. His audit, released in May, cited criteria including "tea party" and other conservative-themed words or labels that were used to decide whether applicants for tax-exempt status should come under further review. Since then, an investigation by the panel turned up documents that showed IRS workers also were told to look for the liberal-themed label.
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NEW: The IRS inspector general says liberal groups also were on target list
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Committee Chairman Issa concedes there is no proof that IRS targeting was political
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Democratic Rep. Cummings says Issa is on a partisan witch hunt

Question: @placeholder's audit indicated that lax oversight at the IRS allowed for the singling out of some conservative groups starting in 2010 and continuing until last year.


(CNN) -- Serena Williams was forced to pull out of the Madrid Open with a thigh injury ahead of her quarter final tie with Petra Kvitova Friday. The withdrawal will come as a blow to the world No. 1's preparations for the French Open with the year's second major beginning in two weeks' time. Williams had been playing with heavy strapping all week, although confirmed she hopes to be able to take part in the Italian Open in Rome next week. "I have a left thigh injury and, unfortunately, have to withdraw from this year's Madrid Open," Williams told the WTA website.
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A thigh injury has forced Serena Williams to withdraw from the Madrid Open
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The world No.1 hopes to be fit for Rome Italian Open next weekend
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Rafael Nadal cruises into men's semifinal in Madrid

Question: A tense opening set saw @placeholder take the first break in the seventh game with the scores tied at 3-3.


The Discovery Channel has been urged not to show footage of a man being eaten alive by a snake because it is 'animal cruelty'. New Jersey native Paul Rosolie fed himself to a 30ft green anaconda in the Amazon rainforest for a program that is due to air on December. But more than 21,000 people have signed a petition saying the stunt should not be televised because of the perceived risks to the animal, and claims that it 'reinforces the negative stereotype of snakes'. Scroll down for video Opposition: More than 21,000 people have signed a petition saying the stunt by Paul Rosolie should not be aired because of the perceived risks to the animal, and claims that it 'reinforces the negative stereotype of snakes'
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Paul Rosolie fed himself to a 30ft green anaconda in the Amazon jungle
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Footage of the New Jersey native's stunt is due to be shown on December 7
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Claims it is 'animal abuse' and enforces a 'negative stereotype of snakes'
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Insiders have said neither Rosolie or the snake was hurt during the act

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(CNN) -- Here's a question for die-hard "Game of Thrones" fans. Is your reaction to newly launched tours of "Game of Thrones" filming locations a) tittering fanjoy at the thought of seeing King's Landing in real life, or b) uneasy fear that touring the modern day castle without a sadistic boy-king inside it would impede your suspension of disbelief? Either way, beginning this summer, devotees of topless fantasy, medieval bloodlust, flayings, dragons, direwolves, White Walkers and Peter Dinklage will be able to visit locations used in the filming of the epic HBO series. San Francisco-based online travel company Viator has announced the launch of two "Game of Thrones" tours, one in Dubrovnik, Croatia, the other in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The cities and surrounding areas serve as settings for fictional locales depicted in the series.
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Online travel company Viator launches two "Game of Thrones" tours
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Dubrovnik, Croatia, serves as setting for fictional King's Landing
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Belfast and Northern Ireland tour visits cave where Melisandre gave birth
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Viator also books "Harry Potter" and "Downton Abbey" tours

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(CNN) -- Going into Election Day 2013, there was little doubt that Chris Christie was going to win his run for re-election. The only unknown was what he would say in his victory speech. The tough-talking Republican headliner has the most buzz of any potential 2016 Republican presidential candidate and he created more by delivering a speech that was aimed at both New Jersey and a national audience. "And you don't just show up six months before an election. You show up four years before one. And you don't just take no for an answer the first time no has happened. You keep going back and trying more," Christie told the audience in Asbury Park.
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The establishment candidate beats the tea party candidate in Alabama primary runoff
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Democrat Terry McAuliffe defeats Ken Cuccinelli in race for Virginia governor
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Bill de Blasio heads toward becoming first Democrat to lead NYC in over 20 years
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Chris Christie easily takes another term as New Jersey governor

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This is the historic moment the last soldier out of Camp Bastion arrived home safely on British soil, marking the end of a 13-year war. Carrying a Union Jack under his arm, Wing Commander Matt Radnall of the RAF returned to the UK, in a symbolic moment He touched down at RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, along with the final British troops returning from Afghanistan yesterday evening. Wing Commander Matt Radnall, who was the last soldier out of Camp Bastion, landed on British soil yesterday Carrying a Union Jack under his arm, the commander from the Force Protection Wing, said it was the highlight of 24 years of serving in the RAF regiment
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RAF Wing Commander Matt Radnall touched down on British soil yesterday
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He was the last soldier to leave Camp Bastion in Afghanistan on Monday
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A ceremony at the base marked the end of combat operations last week
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Final 600 troops left the military base on Monday in a move dubbed 'B-Day'
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Of the 453 British troops who have died in the conflict, 35 were teenagers

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David Luiz became the first player to score against Barcelona this season as Paris Saint-Germain beat Luis Enrique’s side 3-2 in Paris. The French Champions have not been beaten at home in the Champions League since 2004 and their record continued in a five-goal thriller. PSG took the lead on 11 minutes and it was Luiz – a player linked with a move to Barcelona before he finally left Chelsea for Paris in the summer – who got the goal. Dani Alves was penalized for handball and Lucas Moura’s free-kick dropped to Luiz who swept it past Marc-Andre ter Stegen.
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PSG defeated Barcelona in their Group F Champions League match at the Parc des Princes in Paris
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David Luiz opened the scoring for Paris Saint-Germain with a terrific first touch and turn on 11 minutes
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Luiz, a target for Barca in the summer, was responsible for the first goal conceded by Barca this season
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Lionel Messi levelled two minutes later for Barcelona finishing after a one-two with Andres Iniesta
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The Argentine's finish was his 68th goal in the Champions League, leaving him behind only Raul
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Italian striker Marco Verratti's head gave the hosts back the lead after he got on the end of a corner at the far post
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The lead was extended to 3-1 by Blaise Matuidi, who got on the end of a low cross from Van der Wiel
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Neymar kept Barca in touch with his pinpoint finish bouncing in off the far post

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Some Democrats appear to be wavering on a highly contentious House resolution labeling Turkey's treatment of Armenians in World War I as genocide. A KC-135 tanker lands at Incirlik Air Base in southern Turkey in 2003. Turkey, a longtime U.S. ally and NATO partner, was incensed by the resolution calling the killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks genocide and threatened to block access to Incirlik Air Base after the resolution passed a House committee vote. The base, in southern Turkey near Syria, is a major resupply center for U.S. operations in Iraq and elsewhere in the Mideast and Asia.
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NEW: Majority Leader says a number of Dems are "revisiting their own positions"
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Turkey is upset about World War I "genocide" resolution in Congress
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House resolution calls killing of Armenians "genocide"
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Incirlik Air Base is key point for U.S. military supply of Iraq mission

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By Lucy Waterlow PUBLISHED: 13:54 EST, 27 November 2013 | UPDATED: 13:54 EST, 27 November 2013 A 33-year-old man has revealed how he has coped after his mother arranged the brutal murder of his father with the help of his younger brother. Games-keeper Nigel Bacon was stabbed six times in the driveway of his cottage in Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire, on November 26, 2008. He wife, Susan Bacon, now 59, had phoned for an ambulance after her husband had managed to drag himself bleeding back into their home. Ordeal: Nigel Bacon, pictured with his half sisters Kerry, left, and Lyndsey, face life without their father Nigel
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Nigel Bacon was stabbed six times in his driveway
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Assassin had been hired by his wife, Susan, and son, Michael
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They were in debt and wanted his £350,000 estate
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All three were found guilty of murder and imprisoned
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Nigel and Susan's estranged son, Stuart, left to deal with what happened
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He said he'll never forgive his mother or brother

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By Peter Campbell and Rob Davies PUBLISHED: 19:02 EST, 14 May 2013 | UPDATED: 01:38 EST, 15 May 2013 The Bank of England fears that its top officials have been victims of a spying operation by US financial news agency Bloomberg, it emerged last night. Senior members of the Bank, including Governor Sir Mervyn King, could have been targeted by employees of the news group to find out what stock market information they had been looking at on the company’s computer terminals. Reporters could use such information to predict economic decisions that affect millions of people, such as printing more money or keeping interest rates down.
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Bank fears Governor Sir Mervyn King may have been targeted
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News group employees may have spied on computers to see what stock market information senior bank members had looked at
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Bloomberg as admitted some reporters accessed private information

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By Emma Innes A young brain tumour patient who was told she would die if she didn’t have an emergency procedure has made a remarkable recovery. Lois McLennan, 23, had continuous headaches and severe shooting pains in her arms and legs for six months before she collapsed while staying with friends in London. The studio administrator, from Stockport, Manchester, underwent a series of tests and doctors found she had fluid on the brain. Lois McLennan was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumour after she collapsed while staying with friends As a result, she was transferred to The National Hospital For Neurology and Neurosurgery, in central London.
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Lois McLennan had severe headaches and pains in her limbs for six months
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She then collapsed while staying with friends in London and went to A&E
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A scan revealed abnormalities and she was transferred to a specialist centre
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She had further surgery and radiotherapy and is now doing well

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Scott Quigg successfully defended his WBA super-bantamweight world title for the fifth time against Hidenori Ohtake who suffered his first defeat in seven years. Quigg was taken the distance by the Japanese visitor in Liverpool on Saturday night, winning almost every round in what was a workmanlike victory. The 26-year-old from Bury will now hope his promoter Eddie Hearn can deliver a career-defining unification clash against Carl Frampton or Leo Santa Cruz when he returns to the ring in March. Scott Quigg successfully defended his WBA world super bantamweight title with a win over Hidenori Ohtake Quigg celebrates his victory in Liverpool as he retained his world super bantamweight crown
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Scott Quigg records comfortable points win in Liverpool
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Bury man retains his WBA super bantamweight title with victory
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Ohtake suffered nasty cut which was examined by doctor at ringside

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When Ros Green first saw The Chapel at Rendham, near Aldeburgh, in Suffolk, she decided to buy it on the spot. ‘Admittedly I was pregnant and jet-lagged,’ says Ros, ‘but I thought it was wonderful. I loved the pillars inside and managed to ignore all the problems.’ Ros, who had been brought up in Suffolk, had just flown in from Australia, where she had been raising her first two children with her partner, Douglas Hunter. By the time Douglas arrived from Australia the deal was done. He turned up to find he was the owner of an enormous dilapidated building with holes in the roof, broken windows and a sea of pews. He said only one word. ‘Why?’
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The Chapel at Rendham, Suffolk, built in 1750, on sale for £695,000
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Owner Douglas Hunter related to Dr Isaac Watts who sponsored chapel
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Dr Watts composed many popular hymns, including Joy To The World
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Five-bedroom converted chapel still has altar platform and pulpit

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By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 06:51 EST, 23 December 2013 | UPDATED: 11:24 EST, 23 December 2013 A Chinese woman's eye was gouged out by her husband after he discovered she was in a new relationship and wanted a divorce, it has been reported. The 39-year-old woman, surnamed Li, from Yulin city in Guangxi met her second husband, surnamed Long, on the internet in November last year after the end of her first marriage, reports the Nanguo Morning News. For the first three months the relationship went well as they had a lot in common and the man, from south-central China's Hunan province, did whatever she asked.
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The woman, called Li, met the man, Long, online after collapse of first marriage
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The 39-year-old discovered he was abusive and left him, eventually meeting another man
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But Long tracked her down, attacked her boyfriend and maimed the woman

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By James Gordon Lance Armstrong says he believed he is living a 'positive and free' life after confessing to using performance-enhancing drugs. The disgraced cyclist told CNN that he has been able to go about his daily life without being taunted or heckled for what he did. A cancer survivor and once hero to millions, Armstrong was stripped of his seven Tour de France victories and banned for life from racing in 2012 by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency after it accused him in a report of engineering one of the most sophisticated doping schemes in sports. The investigation and later admission to doping destroyed Armstrong`s reputation and career.
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The cyclist was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles in 2013
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Armstrong is confident of winning his legal battle with U.S. Federal Government
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The Texan plans to write a third book that 'needs to be pretty intense and transparent'
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Cyclist says he has offered apologies to people over doping

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(CNN) -- Russia's seizure of Crimea last month may have unfolded with a lightning quickness, but Vladimir Putin and the West are now engaged in a much slower match of wits on a chessboard stretching across most of eastern Ukraine. Rather than going for checkmate, both sides now seem content to wait for the other to make a mistake. Putin made a strong first move by placing 40,000 troops on the border -- and separatists, who are not officially linked to Russia, on the ground in Ukraine. Now Moscow is waiting for the pro-Western government in Kiev to try to retake the parts of the east it has seemingly lost. In Russia's eyes, any such move from the capital would legitimize an overwhelming counterattack -- a re-run of the Georgia crisis in 2008, when President Mikheil Saakashvili lost his nerve, shot first, and prompted a Russian invasion.
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Russia and the West locked in match of wits over eastern Ukraine
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Russia moved thousands of troops to border and is accused of stirring unrest in east Ukraine
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Speck: West must unite to pass severe sanctions on Russian regime
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Speck: Ukrainian government attempt to retake buildings could spark Russian invasion

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Michael Essien finds it hard to contemplate the thought —next week Frank Lampard will, injury permitting, return to Stamford Bridge as a Manchester City player. He might once again score a goal which could prove crucial in tipping the two-horse title race in City’s favour — just as he did in scoring the equalising goal against Chelsea in September. For Essien, stalwart of Jose Mourinho’s greatest Chelsea side, a Champions League winner, and Lampard’s long-time midfield partner, that would be unthinkable. Frank Lampard looking dejected as Manchester City lost to Middlesbrough in the FA Cup on Saturday Frank Lampard came off the bench but could do nothing to prevent his side from losing 2-0
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Manchester City set to face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge next Sunday
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Frank Lampard will again be lining up against his former club
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Midfielder scored late equaliser against Chelsea at the Etihad in September
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Michael Essien says he never could've joined another Premier League club

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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Protests continued Friday in several California cities, including San Francisco, Palm Springs and Long Beach, over the passage of Proposition 8, which outlaws same-sex marriage. The passage of California's Proposition 8, which bans same-sex marriages, has led to a number of protests. The ballot initiative, which passed 52.5 percent to 47.5 percent Tuesday, overturns a May ruling by the California Supreme Court that struck down a 2000 ban on same-sex unions. In San Francisco, an estimated 2,000 protesters marched down Market Street toward Dolores Park. The march stretched out for at least three city blocks, and the protesters completely blocked Market Street's westbound lanes and the eastbound lanes in places.
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Protests continue over recent passage of same-sex marriage ban in California
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Measure overturns May ruling by California Supreme Court allowing gay marriages
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Legal status of same-sex weddings that occurred before ban remains unclear

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John McEnroe picked his words carefully as he considered Amelie Mauresmo’s tenure as Andy Murray’s coach but his sentiments were clear. ‘I would not call it a roaring success, that would be the simplest way of putting it,’ said the American as he assessed the first five months of the pair’s groundbreaking arrangement. ‘That doesn’t mean that it shouldn’t be given more time. When I played Ivan (Lendl) recently he said that for these things it needs a year or two. So if that’s true you’ve got to give her more time — if people believe that.’ Andy Murray looks dejected as he loses in straight sets against Roger Federer on Thursday night
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John McEnroe says he would not call the partnership a 'roaring success'
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Andy Murray was beaten 6-0, 6-1 by Roger Federer on Thursday night
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Novak Djokovic secured the year-end world No 1 ranking on Friday
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Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka both progressed to the semi-finals of the ATP World Tour Finals at London's O2 Arena

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By Alasdair Glennie It took four rounds of IVF, tens of thousands of pounds and years of anguish to bring them into the world. And then the really hard work began. A year after these quadruplets were born at odds of 70million-to-one, their exhausted mother has revealed exactly what goes into caring for four babies – including 18 hours of feeding, five loads of washing and countless nappy changes every single day. Scroll down for video Family affair: Sharon and Julian Turner with their one-year-old quads (from left) James, Joshua, Lauren and Emily, who were born at odds of 70million-to-one
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Sharon Turner, 38, spends 18 hours a day just feeding her four babies
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They are one of only four sets of double boy-girl twins in the world
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Mrs Turners parents have had to move into the family home to help out

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Washington (CNN) -- The wealthy will account for more tax revenue, House Speaker John Boehner said Wednesday, while challenging President Barack Obama to sit down with him to hammer out a deal for avoiding the fiscal cliff. "We have got to cut spending and I believe it is appropriate to put revenues on the table," Boehner told reporters on Wednesday. "Now, the revenues that we are putting on the table are going to come from guess who? The rich." He continued, "There are ways to limit deductions, close loopholes and have the same people pay more of their money to the federal government without raising tax rates, which we believe will harm our economy."
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NEW: Obama and Boehner talk by phone but don't reach any agreement, source says
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House Republicans implore Obama to negotiate
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Obama insists on holding down tax rates for all but the wealthy
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Without a deal, everyone's taxes go up in January and spending gets cut

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Bobby Beale being unmasked as the killer of his half-sister Lucy in EastEnders was not the only surprising plot twist in the last seven days. Over in west London, Matthew Benham, the owner of Championship Brentford, confirmed the equally remarkable news that the club and manager Mark Warburton would part company in the summer. And if fans of the BBC soap were left disappointed that after 10 months of twists and turns an 11-year-old was revealed as the killer, then the Griffin Park faithful were left equally confused that the man who led them to promotion last season and is in the process of guiding them to their best season in 70 years is now set to depart.
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Brentford defeated promotion rivals 3-1 at Griffin Park on Saturday
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Manager Mark Warburton is set to leave Brentford in the summer
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Brentford are seventh in the Championship, seven points off the top

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By Mark Prigg It is a stunning new perspective on the desolate surface than man walked onto for the first time on July 20th, 1969, a little after 4:00 in the afternoon Eastern Daylight Time. Nasa has revealed a 3D 'flyby' of the spot where Apollo 11 landed on the Moon The Lunar Module, nicknamed Eagle and flown by Neil Armstrong and Edwin 'Buzz' Aldrin, touched down near the southern rim of the Sea of Tranquility, one of the large, dark basins that contribute to the Man in the Moon visible from Earth. Scroll down for video The new 3D footage was constructed from images taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)
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Lunar Module touched down near the southern rim of the Sea of Tranquility
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New 3D footage was constructed from images taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)

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Guatemala City, Guatemala (CNN) -- Two fugitive brothers wanted in the much-publicized slaying of a Guatemalan lawyer last year were being held at a military base Tuesday, one day after they surrendered to authorities with a special United Nations commission, the Guatemalan Defense Ministry said. Businessmen Francisco Jose Ramon Valdes Paiz and Jose Estuardo Valdes Paiz had been sought since December on charges that they masterminded the assassination of lawyer Rodrigo Rosenberg. The lawyer left behind a videotape saying that President Alvaro Colom would be responsible if anything happened to him. The International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, known by its Spanish acronym CICIG, determined that Rosenberg orchestrated his own death in order to implicate Colom, whom he blamed for the recent slayings of two close friends.
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Brothers turned themselves in to special U.N. commission in Guatemala
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They are being held at a military base
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Lawyer staged his own death last year, investigation shows
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He hired brothers but they didn't know he was targeting himself, probe finds

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Fly-half Dan Carter will start a Test for the first time in a year when the All Blacks play Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday. Carter is included in a New Zealand squad containing 12 changes to the 23 that edged England 24-21 last weekend. Captain Richie McCaw will play as a blindside flanker for the first time in his test career, allowing Sam Cane a rare chance on the openside flank. Dan Carter is set to return to the New Zealand starting XV for Saturday's international with Scotland It will be the first time Carter has started for the All Blacks in a Test since the match with England last year
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Carter will start a Test for the first time in a year against Scotland
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All Blacks fly-half is one of 12 squad changes from win over England
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Carter took seven months out but then broke his leg in Super Rugby final
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Captain Richie McCaw is set to play as blindside flanker for first time
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James Parsons will make unexpected Test debut after call-up
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Scotland forward Blair Cowan insists the All Blacks have not delivered a snub to his team by making so many changes to their starting line-up

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By Associated Press and Francesca Chambers Vice President Joe Biden warned on Tuesday 'it's time for Russia to stop talking and start acting' to reduce tension in Ukraine. Standing alongside acting Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk in Kiev, Ukraine, Biden called on Moscow to encourage masked, pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine to vacate illegally occupied government buildings and checkpoints, accept amnesty and 'address their grievances politically.' 'We have been clear that more proactive behavior by Russia will lead to more costs and greater isolation,' the Vice President said. Scroll down for video Vice President Joe Biden (left) and  acting Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk (right) held a press conference on Tuesday after meeting privately in Kiev, Ukraine. During the meeting the Biden offered the country additional support to help it get - and stay - on the right track
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Vice President Joe Biden  and acting Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk held a joint press conference in Kiev, Ukraine, on Tuesday
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At the press conference Biden called on Russia to encourage masked separatists in eastern Ukraine to vacate illegally occupied government buildings and checkpoints
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The pro-Russian separatists are in violation of an agreement signed last week by the U.S., Russia and the European Union to deescalate the situation in Ukraine
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The Vice President did not say what additional costs Russia would face if it did not use its influence to convince the pro-Russian separatists to back down
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Biden's vague threat drew the ire of Senator John McCain, who asked, 'Or else what?'
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The Vice President is now on his way back to Washington, D.C. from Ukraine

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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton is a New Yorker. And an Arkansan. And an Illinoisan. And at times also even a Pennsylvanian. While the question -- Where is Hillary Clinton from? -- may seem simple, the answer was made harder as Clinton traveled the country over the last six months stumping for Democratic candidates during the midterms and peddling her memoir. People from at least four states like to lay claim to Clinton, and the former secretary of state never shied away from those signs of citizenship. Born in Park Ridge, Illinois in 1947, Clinton rose to prominence during her 20-year stay in Arkansas from 1974 to 1992. After living in Washington, D.C., for eight years as first lady, Clinton moved to Chappaqua, New York and represented the Empire State for eight years in the Senate.
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Hillary Clinton has key ties to four states: Illinois, Arkansas, New York and Pennsylvania
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Clinton herself has not publicly shied away from citizenship in any of these states
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Clinton "will forever be a Chicagoan at heart."
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Tom Wolf, Pennsylvania's governor elect, said her blood has "Pennsylvania values"

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By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 08:37 EST, 26 September 2013 | UPDATED: 16:22 EST, 26 September 2013 A new square in one of the UK's busiest areas has been officially opened to signal the completion of a £550 million scheme. The 75,000sq ft King's Cross Square in London is a public space designed for use by local people as well as those using the nearby King's Cross and St Pancras main line and Underground stations. Marked by the pulling of a Victorian railway signal lever and an explosion of streamers, the opening was performed by Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin, London Mayor Boris Johnson and Network Rail chief executive Sir David Higgins.
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New square opened outside King's Cross and St Pancras stations
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The square is part of a development of a previously derelict 67-acre site
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The old station has been rebuilt and the concourse demolished
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The station was once notorious red light district but has been overhauled

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By David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 10:16 EST, 20 November 2013 | UPDATED: 17:10 EST, 20 November 2013 The racist hazing of a Massachusetts high school football player prompted school officials on Monday to forfeit the remainder of their season, but now some locals are up in arms and demanding that the team should play on, while others have accused the victim’s family of being ‘trouble makers.’ At the center of the whole unpleasant affair is Isaac Phillips, 13, who is in the eighth grade and plays on the Lunenburg High School football team, who are nicknamed the Blue Knights.
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Isaac Phillips, 13, and his family awoke on Friday to find racial slurs sprayed on their home
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The boy's parents complain that he is a victim of a series of hazing incidents by teammates on the school football team - the Blue Knights
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The graffiti read: 'Knights don't need n******'
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School authorities cancelled the rest of the season after no-one from the team came forward to admit to the hate crime
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Now locals are up in arms and one ex-coach has launched a petition to get the remainder of the football season reinstated
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'I was disgusted that innocent kids were being punished and the majority did not do anything,' said Matthew Roderick
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The boy's family claim they are now being treated like trouble makers and their son wants to move school because he is so upset

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By Wills Robinson A terminally-ill schoolboy who was awarded a 'dream ride' in a Porsche suffered two broken legs and bit off his tongue when the car collided with oncoming traffic. Raphael Wittmann, 14, was placed in intensive care  after the high-powered sports car crashed in the outskirts of his home city of, Vienna, Austria, in May. He died two months later. His family claim the charity who organised the experience, Kinder Krebshlife, did not offer to help the youngster after the horrific crash, and as a result they are now demanding compensation. Tragic: Terminal cancer sufferer Raphael Wittmann, 14, ended up in intensive care and died two months after the crash in the outskirts of his hometown, Vienna, Austria
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Raphael Wittman was injured during ride offered by charity Kinder Krebshilfe
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The youngster died in intensive car two months after the horrific incident
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Family are now suing the charity who arranged the activity, saying the organisation did nothing to help their boy in the aftermath of the accident

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Bojan can become a Stoke legend Everton let themselves down with their set-pieces against Manchester City Sheikh Mansour deserves praise for building City's £200m Football Academy When I wrote in this column recently that Manchester United are on the brink of something very special under Louis van Gaal, I didn't expect it to happen this season. But right now they look like they're the only team capable of catching the top two and that means they are in the title race. Not many would have thought that possible after the 5-3 defeat at Leicester. But as I said after that game, United were brilliant going forward, and crumbled after a shocking refereeing decision gave Leicester a way back into the game.
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Manchester United beat Southampton 2-1 at St Mary's on Monday night
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Louis van Gaal's side are now third, eight points behind leaders Chelsea
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Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick have been vital to United's revival
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Van Gaal has  inspired his players to five Premier League wins in a row
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The Red Devils are the only side who can challenge Chelsea and Man City

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:52 EST, 27 August 2013 | UPDATED: 13:11 EST, 27 August 2013 Le flop: Warburtons' Le Toastie was launched in France last August but it is being withdrawn after shoppers over the Channel failed to take to it British baker Warburtons has pulled out of the French bread market after its 'Le Toastie' loaf failed to compete with the baguette. Last summer it started selling long life white, brown and seeded loaves - marketed as 'the everyday English bread' - in more than 200 supermarkets across the Channel. But French consumers would not be moved and stuck to their traditional habit of buying fresh every day.
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'Le Toastie' launched across Channel last August but has now been axed
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The French stuck to habit and continued to buy fresh bread every day
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Warburtons also abandoned attempts to sell its loaves in Eastern Europe

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:10 EST, 14 August 2013 | UPDATED: 17:41 EST, 14 August 2013 Two young teachers married for just three months have died after a driver taking them to the airport after a wedding lost control of the vehicle, sending them crashing into a tree. In a further tragic twist, the newlywed wife, Jamie Soukup Reid, 25, was pregnant with the couple's first child. Ultrasounds were recovered from her purse. She died instantly when the driver of their hired town car, 45-year-old Rodney Koon, lost control of the vehicle in Asheville, North Carolina on Sunday.
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Jamie Soukup Reid, 25, died instantly when the town car crashed on the way to the airport in Asheville, North Carolina on Sunday morning
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Her husband, Will Reid, 26, was pronounced dead in hospital
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Couple married in May and Jamie was pregnant with their first child
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Jamie's father: 'She had the ultrasounds in her purse'

Question: They visited Asheville at the weekend to attend a wedding of one of Mr @placeholder's college friends.


Calling it "the most extreme case" of harboring a fugitive, prosecutors want the girlfriend of reputed mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger to spend the next decade in prison. Catherine Greig is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday in U.S. District court in Boston. After more than 16 years on the run, she and Bulger were captured in Santa Monica, California, last July. In a detailed memo prepared for the judge, prosecutors describe Greig as a "partner" who helped Bulger avoid capture. "She not only hid his identity, but also hid the fact Bulger had filled their apartment with weapons, enabling Bulger to avoid capture by violence if necessary."
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Catherine Greig was girlfriend of reputed mob boss "Whitey" Bulger
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Greig is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday in U.S. District court in Boston
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Prosecutors are seeking 10 years in prison and a $150,000 fine

Question: Bulger's trial is scheduled for November, but his lawyers are arguing there's not enough time to go through the volumes of discovery material they need to prepare @placeholder's defense.


Barack Obama says voters in the United States are going to want 'that new car smell' when the 2016 presidential campaign comes along to choose his successor He is pledging to do everything possible to help that nominee succeed.. Obama's former secretary of state Hillary Clinton is strongly fancied to run on the Democratic ticket for the White House, although she has repeatedly refused to confirm she wants to do so. 'I think the American people, you know, they're gonna want, you know, that new car smell,' Obama said in an interview broadcast Sunday on ABC News. Scroll down for video
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Obama says Americans wants a candidate that 'doesn't have as much mileage as me'
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The President says he doesn't expect to be utilized too much in 2016 campaigns

Question: 'Number three, I think she and a number of other possible @placeholder candidates would be terrific presidents.'


(CNN) -- Russia's anti-gay laws are "no problem whatsoever," according to a leading Olympic official. Lamine Diack, president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, has called for Russian law to be respected ahead of his sport's world championships, which begin in Moscow on Saturday. Russian President Vladimir Putin last month signed into effect a law which bars the public discussion of gay rights and relationships anywhere children might hear. It has been condemned by Russian and international rights groups as highly discriminatory. "I don't feel there is a problem whatsoever," Diack, a member of the International Olympic Committee, told reporters. "Russia has their laws. Each athlete can have their own private life, so we won't call upon people about this and that.
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IAAF president Lamine Diack has "no problem whatsoever" with Russia's anti-gay law
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Diack was speaking in Moscow ahead of the World Athletics Championships
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U.S. President Barack Obama has criticized the laws as against the spirit of the Olympics
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A 320,000-signature strong petition protesting the law was handed to the IOC this week

Question: In that spirit, we are calling for the @placeholder to clearly denounce the anti-gay law and do everything in its power to see that it is removed before the Olympics."


To call this XCOM would be a major disservice to one of the finest names in tactical gaming. For bar the well-realised time period, The Bureau: XCOM Declassified is nothing but another generic third-person shooter with XCOM elements uncomfortably shoe-horned in. Set in the 1960s, you play Agent William Carter – the leader of a three-man squad sent to investigate various alien attacks. Negative space: Gamplay gets repetitive very quickly - despite 2K's best efforts in enemy variation To its credit, the uninspired combat holds up well. Using a Mass Effect-style command and abilities wheel spliced with a Gears of War cover-system, battles often involve sending your teammates down the flanks to draw fire, while you attack from the other side.
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Solid but completely uninspired third-person gameplay
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Well-realised time period and interesting environments
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XCOM's 'once you're dead, you're dead' mechanic just doesn't work with your team - losing that trademark sense of urgency
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No multiplayer
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Wooden voice acting and average graphics

Question: Although your squad mates can die if not revived, main character @placeholder cannot – his fatality merely causing a respawn of the entire squad at the previous checkpoint.


"Edward," "Elizabeth" and "Chris" are pseudonyms. CNN agreed to change the names to protect the family's privacy. Look for their story this weekend on CNN. Mother and son clutch hands, describing abuse by a man who said he attended a Florida reform school. MIAMI, Florida (CNN)  -- "Elizabeth" and "Chris" have never been to Marianna, Florida. But Marianna came to them -- and stayed. They say they lived with a man whose tortured past brought them a lifetime of pain. It goes back 50 years, to a man CNN is calling "Edward," who claimed to his family that he attended a Florida reform school in Marianna in the early 1960's.
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"Edward" told family he was physically, sexually abused at reform school
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Family didn't believe his stories until investigation of Florida School for Boys
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Florida Department of Law Enforcement looking into allegations

Question: "We were the ripple ... effect of their abuse on my husband, his abuse on us," @placeholder said, her eyes brimming with tears.

Question: With months to live, @placeholder says, his father would sometimes wake him in the middle of the night.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Seven months in the Los Angeles County jail have taken a physical toll on Conrad Murray, the doctor convicted in Michael Jackson's death, his lawyer told CNN Monday. "He looked horrible," Attorney Valerie Wass said, describing a visit last week with Murray. "I've never seen him like that. I'm shocked." Word that Murray is suffering behind bars may be welcomed news to some Jackson fans who were angry that prosecutors charged him with involuntary manslaughter and not the more serious crime of murder. Murray, 59, has been in jail since November when he was found guilty. He must serve two years of his four year sentence in jail, which would put his release in October, 2013.
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"I may not make it out of here alive," Conrad Murray tells his lawyer
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Murray complains he's getting sick in his moldy, fly-infested, 5-by-7-foot cell
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After serving seven months, Murray has 16 months to go in jail
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Next Monday is the third anniversary of Michael Jackson's death

Question: When @placeholder took Murray's complaints to jail officials, they told her his activities are restricted because "we're afraid somebody's going to pop him," she said.


(CNN) -- Soraya Bahgat, a Cairo-based HR executive and postgraduate student, was on her way to join Tahrir Square protests on November 25 when an unwelcome thought stopped her in her tracks. Mobs in the square had sexually assaulted women protesters there a week earlier, and reports of such incidents had become common enough for her to fear a repeat occurrence. "A panic attack gripped me and prevented me from going because I thought no woman should go through this," said the 29-year-old. "It was almost two years since the Lara Logan incident," she said, referring to the harrowing sexual attack on the CBS correspondent by a mob in Tahrir Square.
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Tahrir Bodyguard is a group dedicated to preventing assaults on women in Egypt
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Women have been the targets of mob sexual assaults during demonstrations
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The group rescues women from assaults when they occur and teaches self-defense classes

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One week after Republicans scored massive electoral victories in the House and Senate, the 58 wide-eyed and triumphant House lawmakers-to-be descended upon Washington -- a city many of them campaigned against -- for a crash course on how to be a member of Congress. The dizzying pace of the seven-day congressional freshman orientation has trappings of the first day of college: There's apartment hunting, a picture day, field trips, an "office fair," assemblies, briefings on how to stay out of trouble, an ID card check-in, welcome meetings with leadership and hugs and kisses from loved ones. Some of the members of the new class entered the Capitol for the first time Wednesday night, a structure obscured by rows of grey scaffolding as part of a massive years-long refurbishment project. For the next several days, many will spend time lost in the building's underground labyrinth of poorly-marked hallways.
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New lawmakers are on Capitol Hill
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They'll spend several days learning about Congress

Question: After they're scared straight at the ethics briefing, it will be time for an inspirational field trip—for @placeholder only.


Each week Sportsmail gathers up the ratings from our team of reporters to provide the best Premier League starting XI of the day. Saturday saw West Ham inflict a damaging defeat on Manchester City, keeping themselves in the Champions League places, while Arsenal won 2-0 at Sunderland. Liverpool drew another blank at home to Hull City, while Southampton moved up to second place after a 1-0 win over Stoke. There was a 2-0 win for Swansea over Leicester, while West Bromwich and Crystal Palace shared four goals at The Hawthorns. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Allardyce: Sakho & Valencia don't know how good they've been
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Three West Ham players feature in our Premier League team of the day
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The Hammers beat Man City with Sakho, Song and Cresswell impressing
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Southampton's Toby Alderweireld and Saido Mane make the XI
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Wilfried Bony and Alexis Sanchez are in after scoring two apiece
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Hull's Eldin Jakupovic and Mohamed Diame figure after Anfield draw

Question: Wilfried Bony continued his scoring streak with two goals as @placeholder defeated Leicester


By Associated Press President Barack Obama conveyed skepticism Thursday about Russian promises to de-escalate a volatile situation in Ukraine, and said the United State and its allies are ready to impose fresh sanctions if Moscow doesn't make good on its commitments. 'My hope is we do see follow-through,' Obama said at an impromptu news conference at the White House a few hours after Secretary of State John Kerry wrapped up a meeting in Geneva with diplomats from Russia, Ukraine and the European Union. 'The question now becomes, will in fact they use the influence that they've exerted in a disruptive way to restore some order so that Ukrainians can carry out an election, move forward with the decentralization reforms that they've proposed, stabilize their economy and start getting back on the path of growth and democracy and that their sovereignty will be respected?' he said.
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The President held an impromptu press conference after Secretary of State John Kerry wrapped up successful peace negotiations in Geneva
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President Obama said he hopes Russia will use it's new position in the Ukraine to bring stability
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However, if they use their power in a 'disruptive way', Mr Obama says he will hit back with fresh sanctions

Question: In his comments from the @placeholder, Obama noted that Russia has thousands of troops massed along its border with eastern Ukraine, a deployment he called a measure of intimidation.


Britain is ‘leaving the financial crisis behind’ and is the fastest growing major economy in the developed world, global experts declared yesterday. The International Monetary Fund said the UK economy will expand by 3.2 per cent this year, outstripping the rest of the G7 including the United States, Germany and France. Growth in Britain is set to be more than twice as fast as in Germany and eight times stronger than in France while Italy is heading for another year of decline. The report warned that the eurozone poses a major threat to the global economy. ‘Among advanced countries, the United States and the United Kingdom in particular are leaving the financial crisis behind and achieving decent growth,’ said IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard.
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The IMF said the UK was on course to expand its economy by 3.2 per cent
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Olivier Blanchard, chief economist with the IMF praised Britain and the US
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UK growth is double Germany's and eight times stronger than France

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(CNN) -- Dueling theories of how the universe was created got a split decision Friday night from the Texas Board of Education, which required examination of "all sides of scientific evidence" in new science standards, but rejected language requiring teachers to teach the "strengths and weaknesses" of scientific theories. A woman stands in front of a mural depicting the development from ape to computer user. The debate pitted proponents of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution against supporters of religion-based theories of intelligent design, or creationism. "Science loses. Texas loses, and the kids lose because of this," board chairman Don McLeroy, a creationist, told the Dallas Morning News.
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Texas Board of Education votes on science curriculum amendments
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Board votes to require examination of "all sides of scientific evidence"
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Board votes down requirement to present "strengths and weaknesses" of theories

Question: Such thinking, which challenged religious accounts of a deity creating humans, was considered radical, even blasphemous, when @placeholder published it in 1859.


(CNN) -- A drug already approved for treatment of AIDS might one day be approved for prevention of the deadly disease in individuals at high risk. A U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisory committee recommended Thursday that the agency approve the drug, Truvada, for pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP. The committee voted 19-3 in favor of approval for the prevention indication -- PrEP for HIV-uninfected men who have sex with men and 19-2 with one abstention for HIV-uninfected partners in couples where the other partner is infected. The committee recommended by 12-8 with two abstentions in favor of approving the drug for individuals who engage in risky sexual behavior that could result in their contracting the virus.
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Advisory committee recommends Truvan be approved as a preventive
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The FDA does not have to follow the recommendations of its advisory committees
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The panel looked at safety and efficacy data from 3 clinical trials

Question: But, after assessing the data, they concluded that @placeholder is safe for men and women and effective in preventing infection.


These are the pictures which prosecutors say prove an alleged al Qaeda operative accused of planning a series of bombings was scouting locations to mount an atrocity. A court in New York has released the photographs - taken around the city center of Manchester, England - which form part of the evidence against Abid Naseer. The 28-year-old Pakistani student was extradited from Britain to stand trial in the U.S. over charges of planning multiple attacks in Europe and America. If convicted, he faces life in prison. Naseer is accused of leading an al Qaeda cell that was planning to bomb Manchester’s Arndale shopping centre over the Easter weekend in 2009 – as well as a separate plot to attack the New York subway.
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Abid Naseer, 28, was extradited from Britain to stand trial in the U.S. over charges of planning multiple attacks in Europe and America
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If convicted, the Pakistani student faces life in prison
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Naseer is accused of leading an al Qaeda cell that was planning to bomb Manchester’s Arndale shopping centre over the Easter weekend in 2009 – as well as a separate plot to attack the New York subway
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Photographs  released by the New York court on Thursday show Naseer's friend Tariq ur-Rehman at dozens of locations around Manchester
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They were recovered from Rehman’s mobile phone and a USB drive

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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- At least four explosions rocked the Libyan rebel-held town of Zintan on Sunday, as the foreign policy chief of the European Union arrived in the war-torn nation and a former U.S. congresswoman criticized American policy on Libyan state television. Rebels in Zintan, in western Libya, said they believe the explosions were from Grad rockets. It was not immediately clear whether any damage or casualties resulted. Meanwhile, Catherine Ashton, foreign policy chief for the European Union, arrived Sunday in the Libyan rebel stronghold of Benghazi, according to military sources in the opposition's National Transitional Council. Officials earlier said the European Union would open an office in Benghazi on Sunday.
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NEW: EU's Catherine Ashton says Gadhafi must leave and pledges support for Libyans
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NEW: "We must have a future for Libya," she says
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The western Libyan town of Zintan is rocked by explosions
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A former congresswoman rips U.S. policy on Libyan state TV

Question: Secondly, by opening an EU office in Benghazi, "I bring the commitment of the EU 27 member-states and all of the institutions in support of the people of Benghazi and the people of @placeholder, for us to support you in the future that you wish to see for your country," she said.


(CNN) -- On Monday, the team of grave diggers at Shaikh Radwan Cemetery in Gaza City prepared 15 graves, their busiest morning yet. And they're preparing for more. One of the slots was for 5-year-old Yusif Al-Dalou. He and eight members of his family were killed Sunday in an Israeli airstrike on their home. Their bodies were carried through the street to the sound of gunfire under Hamas banners to the cemetery. After the crowd left and the chanting stopped, friends and relatives prayed quietly. Israeli officials say the airstrike was targeting a Hamas military official, though no Hamas official is known to be among the dead.
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Funeral is held Monday for 5-year-old Yusif Al-Dalou
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The cemetery outside Gaza City is too dangerous for funerals
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"My life is now very difficult," says the mother of two dead children

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A physicist's marriage proposal has gone viral after he asked his girlfriend to marry him by presenting her with a scientific paper on their relationship. The proposal from Australian physicist Brendan McMonigal comes in the form of a heart-warming mock academic study entitled 'Two Body Interactions: A Longitudinal Study'. The scientist explains the stages of the couple's relationship from their initial meeting at the University of Sydney seven years ago to the section titled 'Conclusions' offering Christie Nelan a Yes/No box to tick. A couple with chemistry: Brendan McMonigal's proposal to fellow physicist Christie Nelan went viral when she posted it online on Sunday
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Brendan McMonigal presented his girlfriend, Christie Nelan, with the paper 'Two Body Interactions: A Longitudinal Study'
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It follows the progress of the couple's relationship, including a happiness graph and sections entitled abstract, overview of results and conclusion before asking the all-important question
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Luckily for the physics PhD student, fellow scientist Christie said yes and the couple plan to marry in May

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London (CNN) -- For the last three years Greek society has suffered a prolonged period of economic and political crisis, which has been magnified by unprecedented austerity measures. The crisis has caused social destabilization, and dramatically affected the everyday lives of Greeks. Read more: Will Greek crisis leave banks stronger? Such measures have never before been implemented in any European Union country, and their political and social consequences have not been effectively calculated or, in many respects, even anticipated. Modern Greece suffered ongoing turbulence during the 20th century, from the Balkan wars and conflict with Turkey to the Nazi occupation, civil war and the military juntas.
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For the last three years Greek society has suffered a prolonged period of economic and political crisis
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The crisis has caused social destabilization, sociologist Athanasia Chalari says
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She argues ongoing turbulence during the 20th century caused delays in social, political and economic development

Question: After the fall of the last military junta in 1974, democracy in @placeholder was rapidly restored but it was not done so systematically nor thoroughly.

Question: Their comments reflect the overall reality in @placeholder: Unemployment rates have increased continuously, with the overall rate now at 24.4%.


Bayern Munich winger Franck Ribery believes either Manuel Neuer or Arjen Robben deserve to win the 2014 FIFA Ballon d'Or - but fears 'politics' could work against them. Bayern goalkeeper Neuer, widely regarded as the best number one in the world, helped Germany win the World Cup, while Holland forward Robben enjoyed an excellent campaign with club and country. Both men are on the 23-strong shortlist for the award, but Cristiano Ronaldo is the favourite to win for a second straight year after leading Real Madrid to Champions League success. Manuel Neuer conceded three goals at Man City on Tuesday but he is regarded as the world's best goalkeeper
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Last year's winner Cristiano Ronaldo is favourite to retain the award
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Manuel Neuer and Arjen Robben were outstanding for Bayern last season
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Bayern won the Bundesliga and Neuer lifted the World Cup with Germany
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Franck Ribery reveals previous interest from Real Madrid and Chelsea

Question: Ribery finished third in the voting last time and insisted afterwards he deserved to have won it ahead of @placeholder for his success with Bayern.


(CNN) -- Ben Vu's parents and older brother fled South Vietnam by boat in 1975 -- in the chaotic and violent final days before Saigon fell to communist forces from the north. The family emigrated to a small town in Nebraska, where Ben was born, but the story of how the family escaped 38 years ago this month became part of the family lore -- real-life bedtime stories of daring and danger young Ben never tired of hearing. Three decades later, Ben started his own company, SkyVu (pronounced sky-voo) Entertainment, and used these stories as his inspiration for a mobile game called "Battle Bears."
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"Battle Bears" creator says family's journey from Vietnam was his inspiration
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Ben Vu created the quirky mobile game that has been downloaded 24 million times
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He hopes to expand franchise with soundtracks, animated series

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 17:59 EST, 10 December 2013 | UPDATED: 03:52 EST, 11 December 2013 A Montana woman on trial for the death of her new husband showed little emotion when she located his body in Glacier National Park days after she told authorities he had driven off with friends and disappeared, friends of the woman testified. Jordan Graham, 22, said after finding Cody Johnson's body that now a funeral could be held and 'the cops can be out of it,' friend Hannah Sherrill testified yesterday. Graham, her mother, brother and friends drove to the park twice in the days after Johnson, 25, went missing on July 7.
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Jordan Graham and Cody Lee Johnson were married only eight days before the couple had a fight resulting in Johnson's death
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'She said his funeral could now be held and the cops can be out of it'
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Ms Graham changed her story multiple times before admitting to pushing him off the cliff 'by accident' during an argument
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Her brother, 16, testified about how he was angry with her for her changing stories during their search for Cody
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He said how she brought the family back to the same spot in Glacier National Park twice and he thought that was weird but then they found him
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He said he 'lost it' when he saw his brother-in-law's body in a ravine
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Police investigator also took the stand and told how Graham 'received a fake email from a made up address telling her to call off the search'

Question: Using videotaped statements by @placeholder and text messages from her friend and her brother, prosecutors showed how her story unravelled.


By Joshua Gardner Personal preference? Luz Avilla, 34, allegedly drunkenly fled as she was pursued by police because she was trying to get a county over, where she preferred the jails An allegedly drunk Oklahoma driver fled from police, but not to avoid a DUI charge. instead, Luz Avilla, 34, said she was just hoping to wind up in a jail a county over instead of the one she was in. However, Avilla and her friends didn't make it out of Grady County and into Caddo despite reaching speeds police say reached 100MPH. 'Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated to speeds approximately 90 to 100 miles per hour,' Shannon McClain of Chickasha Police told KWTV. 'When you're doing 90 miles an hour and you're weaving all over the road, just the slightest movements by those other vehicles could be catastrophe.'
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Luz Avilla, 34, led Oklahoma police on a highway chase with speeds reaching 100MPH
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Police say Avilla admitted she wasn't fleeing the DUI charge, instead she hoped to go to jail in Caddo County rather than Grady
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She and the allegedly drunk occupants of her car did not make it across the county line before pulling over

Question: Avilla was instead charged by police in Grady County with crimes including @placeholder and eluding police.