David Cameron last night warned that Russia could make another land grab if the West does not stand up to Vladimir Putin over Crimea. The Prime Minister said that unless the international community acts with resolve over Ukraine, there could be ‘similar situations in similar countries’. He spoke amid concerns  that the Kremlin may follow up  its annexation of Crimea by absorbing a pro-Russian area of Moldova, known as Transnistria. Scroll down for video Tough talking: David Cameron holds a press conference at the end of the two-day European Council summit where he warned of further consequences for Russia if it continued to escalate the crisis in Ukraine
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French defence ministry official says it is willing to 'beef up' Nato mission
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Comments come as Putin signs law ratifying Crimea's joining Russia
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Question: However, Mr Cameron’s call for tough action was undermined by a lacklustre response to the crisis by the @placeholder.


By Jessica Jerreat PUBLISHED: 20:57 EST, 22 September 2013 | UPDATED: 10:37 EST, 23 September 2013 When Sharron Kahn Luttrell first signed up to do her bit for the community by helping to train service dogs, she had little idea what an effect it would have on her life and how it would challenge her preconceptions. Training Neads puppy Daisy was literally no walk in the park. Instead every weekend, the Massachusetts mother-of-two found herself in the company of her co-trainer Keith - an inmate sent to prison for 40 years when he was 16 - just a few months older than Luttrell's own daughter.
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Volunteer project to help inmate train a service dog led to unlikely bond
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Sharron Luttrell learned important lessons from Neads puppy

Question: Dedication: Keith worked hard teaching @placeholder commands and tricks, such as 'say your prayers'


(CNN Student News)  -- February 25, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Northeastern U.S.  • Littleton, Colorado • Portland, Oregon Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: I'm Carl Azuz, and today, CNN Student News is taking you to school! Middle school, high school, college: all of them in today's show. First up, though, we're heading to the hill. First Up: Toyota Hearings AZUZ: Capitol Hill, where a House committee is holding hearings on Toyota recalls. Yesterday, the company's president, Akio Toyoda, explained what he thinks is the reason for some of the company's recent problems.
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Hear Toyota's president explain the cause of recent company problems
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Consider a controversy that was sparked by a school laptop's webcam
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Find out how some colleges plan to make up for a drop in state funding
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

Question: I would like to point out here that @placeholder's priority has traditionally been the following: first, safety; second, quality; third, volume.


By Guy Aspin, Press Association Jodie Williams roared into the women's 200 metres final at the Commonwealth Games as the second fastest qualifier at Hampden Park. The 20-year-old, a prodigious junior who now looks ready to win her maiden senior major championship medal, was very strong down the home straight as she came home in 22.64 seconds, taking second place behind Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare, the 100m champion and favourite to do the double. Williams, who enjoyed a 151-race unbeaten streak over five years from 2005 but was cruelly ruled out of London 2012 with a hamstring injury, is helping lead the resurgence of British women's sprinting.
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Williams qualified second-fastest at Hampden Park in Glasgow
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She came home in 22.64 seconds behind Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare
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Okagbare is looking to complete a 100m-200m double at the Games
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Willams' team-mates Bianca Williams and Anyika Onuora also in final
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British 200m champion Danny Talbot qualified for the men's final
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James Ellington and Chris Clarke did not qualify for the final
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Jessica Judd won her heat to qualify for women's 800m final
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England's Jenny Meadows and Scot Lynsey Sharp also made it through

Question: Qualifier: @placeholder's Danny Talbot (pictured) will be in the men's 200m final on Thursday night


(CNN) -- A couple of hours before President Obama's prime-time speech on ISIS, Republicans Mitt Romney and Chris Christie took the opportunity of the New Jersey governor's birthday party to blast the President on his foreign policy. "The foreign policy he's had has not been good for America, has not been good for our safety, has not been good for our friends around the world," Romney said. Obama outlines strategy to fight ISIS: Airstrikes in Syria, more U.S. troops The 2012 GOP presidential nominee argued Obama should have intervened earlier in Syria and aided moderate rebels. He also painted the President as being weak in his handling of Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
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Mitt Romney and Chris Christie blasted President Obama
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Their criticism came just hours before Obama's speech on ISIS
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The two Republicans were speaking at a birthday event for Christie

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(CNN) -- Adam Scott produced the performance of his life to win the Masters on Sunday and finally exorcise the demons of last year's British Open. Scott, the first Australian to ever wear the famous green jacket, defeated Argentina's Angel Cabrera on the second hole of the playoff after both men finished at nine-under on an enthralling day at Augusta. As Scott sank the winning putt on the 10th at Augusta he banished the pain and heartache that had haunted him following his humiliating collapse at Royal Lytham in July. Scott's collapse On that occasion, the 32-year-old looked set to win his first major until he somehow contrived to blow a four-shot lead with just four holes remaining.
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Adam Scott of Australia won the Masters at Augusta
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Scott defeated Argentina's Angel Cabrera on the second hole of playoff
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The 32-year-old is first Australian to ever win the tournament
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Scott: "I don't know how that happened."

Question: But with the eyes of the sporting world upon him, Scott showed nerves of steel to hole his putt and finally end @placeholder's Augusta curse.


When President Obama first met Burma's Nobel prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi two years ago, their awkward embrace  caught the media's attention. A kiss on the cheek by the Commander in Chief was branded by some as inappropriate and in poor taste. But it seemed the democracy activist was over-compensating for their last encounter, as she kissed the US leader on both cheeks before pulling him in for a hug. Scroll down for video Second meeting: President Obama kisses Aung San Suu Kyi as they meet for a press conference at her lakeside villa in Burma for a press conference
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Obama and Suu Kyi's embrace during  2012 meeting caught public attention
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Obama's kiss was seen by some as inappropriate and in poor taste
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But this time Suu Kyi kissed him twice before pulling him in for a hug
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Tweets accused her of 'over compensating' and branded move 'awkward'

Question: He has invested a large amount of political capital in @placeholder's transition from military rule and hopes his second visit will boost the process as elections edge closer.


(CNN) -- English football's battle to eradicate racism suffered another blow on Thursday as police launched an investigation into allegations that a Chelsea supporter made a racist gesture towards a Manchester United player. A photo of the fan making a "monkey" action, which appeared to be targeted at United's Danny Welbeck during a League Cup match that Chelsea won 5-4, was published in a British newspaper Thursday Chelsea has launched its own investigation into the matter and has already promised to assist the police in any way possible. A statement from the Metropolitan Police read: "Today, Thursday, November 1, police have received a complaint regarding alleged racist behavior at Stamford Bridge last night, Wednesday, October 31.
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Police launch investigation into allegations of "racist gesture" by Chelsea supporter
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Supporter photographed in British national newspaper making alleged gesture
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Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck appeared to be the target of alleged abuse
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Chelsea promise to "take the strongest possible action, including criminal prosecution"

Question: "Chelsea Football Club can confirm we are investigating an incident involving a member of the crowd at last night's game against @placeholder," a spokesman said.


Washington (CNN) -- There's a fight brewing and it could get ugly. In one corner is the Republican Party. And in the other ... the Republican Party. The stakes could not be higher. The GOP has failed to get a majority of Americans to vote for its presidential candidates in five of the last six elections. And Tuesday night's gubernatorial races -- a win in New Jersey and loss in Virginia -- sent confusing signals, at best, about where the party is headed. 5 things we learned from Election Night 2013 The fight spilled out into the open in a race for Alabama's 1st Congressional District, with two Republicans the face of the party's internal civil war.
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Moderates are moving to battle tea party conservatives for the soul of the GOP
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Ex-Rep. Steve LaTourette is helping raise funds to counter tea party support in primaries
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"Internal fights are wasting money," GOP strategist says

Question: Too often, LaTourette said, Republicans are backed into positions to avoid being called a RINO -- Republican in Name Only -- and getting pummeled by fellow @placeholder on the campaign trail.


The financial drama at Leeds has taken a new twist, with lawyers representing the club’s former managing director, David Haigh, writing to the Football League to say he can provide information relating to serious allegations about the club’s co-owner, Gulf Finance House (GFH), in its purchase of the club in 2012. A letter making the claims, including a potential breach of US Iran sanctions, has been sent to League chief executive Shaun Harvey — who was chief executive at Leeds in 2012 — and the League’s director of legal affairs, Nick Craig. GFH deny wrongdoing and question the credibility of Haigh, 37, who has been held at a Dubai police station without charge since May, accused of misappropriating more than £3m of GFH’s money, for whom he used to work.
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Lawyers representing David Haigh have written to the Football League
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They claim Haigh can provide information relating to serious allegations about the club’s co-owner, Gulf Finance House
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Haigh has been held in a Dubai jail for five months without trial

Question: The letter from @placeholder’s lawyers continues: ‘Clearly the information will need to be investigated thoroughly and our client is keen to assist in this process.’


By Ryan Kisiel PUBLISHED: 10:19 EST, 14 May 2013 | UPDATED: 19:07 EST, 14 May 2013 Jamie Filan, 32, took jewellery worth more than £100,000 from Jose Mourinho's Chelsea hotel suite A prolific burglar who stole more than £100,000 worth of jewellery from the London hotel suite of former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has been jailed. Jamie Filan, 33, who is believed to be an Arsenal fan, took items including a Cartier pendant, earrings and a ring worth £51,450 that Mourinho had given to his wife, Matilde. She was staying in the suite at the five-star Wyndham Grand Hotel along with their 16-year-old daughter, Tita. Mother and daughter were out shopping at the time of the raid, while Mourinho was away on business.
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Jamie Filan, 32, escaped with  the haul of gems in a Louis Vuitton suitcase
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Took Bulgari watch, Tiffany pendant, Boucheron ring, Chaumet earrings
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He was caught fortnight later thieving at another luxury hotel in London
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Filan jailed for 31 months at Southwark Crown Court after admitting theft

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Question: ‘He has no intention of returning to @placeholder when he is released and will


(CNN) -- A 20-year-old man waiting in line for a ride at Disney's California Adventure Park fell 25 to 30 feet Wednesday night, Anaheim police spokesman Sgt. Rick Martinez said Thursday. The man was in the building housing the queue for the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, when he put his leg over the railing and fell, Martinez said. "The guest was standing in line with friends on a second-floor platform when he climbed over a barrier to the area below and lost his balance and fell approximately 25 feet," Disneyland spokeswoman Suzi Brown said in a statement. Paramedics on site treated the man, Martinez said. A dispatcher for Metro Cities Fire Authority, which serves seven Orange County cities, said the man was brought to University of California Irvine Medical Center.
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The 20-year-old man was in line for the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
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He was not badly injured and was treated and released from a hospital
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The incident temporarily shut down the ride

Question: The Disneyland website says, "Join thrill-seekers at the mysterious @placeholder for the ultimate adrenaline rush.


HARARE, Zimbabwe (CNN)  -- President Robert Mugabe was sworn in Sunday after the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission declared he overwhelmingly won the country's disputed runoff election. "I, Robert Gabriel Mugabe, do swear that I will well and truly serve Zimbabwe in the office of president, so help me God," Mugabe said at the State House complex in Harare, standing  before a red-robed judge wearing a white wig. His words were met with loud applause. The international community has roundly called the election -- allegedly marred by violence and vote rigging -- a "sham." Many voters expressed fear of government retaliation if they did not take part in the vote to extend Mugabe's rule. Some said they were required to report the serial numbers on their ballots to Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union -- Patriotic Front. Watch as Mugabe gets sworn in »
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NEW: Mugabe swears to "truly serve Zimbabwe ... so help me God"
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Opposition denounces election as "a one-man race, a one-man circus"
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Observers say Zimbabweans "dragged" to polling stations, forced to vote
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Election has been condemned as a sham after opposition candidate withdrew

Question: "The information that we have right now is that @placeholder is proceeding with impunity, completely disregarding the world opinion," he said.


By Lucy Osborne PUBLISHED: 08:11 EST, 5 July 2013 | UPDATED: 19:32 EST, 5 July 2013 Active: Despite playing a range of sports, 11-year-old Katie Lee has been classed as overweight by a government programme Aged 11, Katie Lee is a  picture of health – and sporty to boot with a love for hockey and hiking with her fellow Scouts. But the NHS scheme that monitors primary school children’s weight bizarrely believes  that she is fat. Katie’s mother Emma was outraged when she received a letter describing her daughter, who stands 5ft 5in tall and weighs 9st 10lb, as ‘overweight’.
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Health police told 11-year-old Katie Lee that she was overweight
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Katie's mother received a warning letter from NHS after Katie was weighed

Question: She is also in the @placeholder and hikes for miles at the weekend.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- One day after President Obama ripped Wall Street executives for their "shameful" decision to hand out $18 billion in bonuses in 2008, Congress may finally have had enough. "You can't use taxpayer money to pay out $18 billion in bonuses," an angry Sen. Claire McCaskill says. An angry U.S. senator introduced legislation Friday to cap compensation for employees of any company that accepts federal bailout money. Under the terms of a bill introduced by Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Missouri, no employee would be allowed to make more than the president of the United States. Obama's current annual salary is $400,000.
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Sen. Claire McCaskill wants salary cap on employees of firms getting bailout money
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Senator's move comes day after president slammed executive bonuses
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"They don't get it. These people are idiots," senator says of execs
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Bill would cap execs' pay at $400,000, the amount Obama earns

Question: "The American people understand we've got a big hole that we've got to dig ourselves out of, but they don't like the idea that people are digging a bigger hole even as they're being asked to fill it up," @placeholder added.


Bucharest, Romania (CNN) -- Romanian President Traian Basescu will officially return to office after the country's top court ruled Tuesday that a referendum to remove him was invalid. The nation-wide impeachment effort last month had appeared to be heading for failure because turnout was below 50%. Prime Minister Victor Ponta made a last-ditch effort Monday to get the Constitutional Court to approve the referendum by submitting new voter lists, but the court said Tuesday the vote was not valid. Officials said after the referendum on July 29 that just over 46% of registered voters had cast ballots. Those who did cast ballots voted nearly 9 to 1 to impeach the president, the Central Election Bureau said.
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President Traian Basescu survives a nation-wide vote to remove him
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The country's top court invalidates the referendum because of low turnout
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The prime minister says the president should consider stepping down anyway

Question: @placeholder is dealing with his own controversy: He has been accused of plagiarizing his doctoral thesis.


West Ham eased to a 3-0 home win over Hull City on Sunday afternoon courtesy of second-half goals from Andy Carroll, Morgan Amalfitano and Stewart Downing. ADAM SHERGOLD provides an assessment of each player involved at Upton Park. WEST HAM UNITED Adrian - The Spanish goalkeeper had been West Ham's penalty-taking hero in the FA Cup last week but this was a far more mundane afternoon. Didn't have too many saves to make, even during the first-half which was dominated by Hull. Showed some weaknesses - a loose clearance on 13 minutes was seized upon by David Meyler and he spilt a cross shortly before the break. 6
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West Ham defeated Hull City 3-0 in Premier League at Upton Park
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Andy Carroll, Morgan Amalfitano and Stewart Downing scored the goals
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Alex Song and Enner Valencia also impressed for the Hammers
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Hull were impressive in the first-half but faded from the game
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Sone Aluko was a threat early on but couldn't convert chances

Question: Struck the crossbar from an almost impossible angle five minutes from time as @placeholder looked for added gloss on the scoreline.


By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 05:56 EST, 16 March 2013 | UPDATED: 07:13 EST, 16 March 2013 Wonky, the bandy-legged puppy who won the nation's affections after being abandoned, has found a family to call her own. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross was rescued by staff at Dogs Trust Leeds last month and walked on her wrists because her front legs had not formed properly. But after care and attention from staff at the charity, physiotherapy helped to straighten out her legs. Now Wonky, now known as Hope, has been adopted by professional dog walker Kimberley Beaton and was pictured yesterday enjoying a run near the family home in Bradford.
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Puppy, renamed Hope, has been adopted by the Beaton family in Bradford
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600 people applied to Dogs Trust in Leeds to give her a new home
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She suffered with shortened tendons on the back of her front legs

Question: further physiotherapy, the prognosis for @placeholder is good, and the trust


By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 05:22 EST, 6 December 2012 | UPDATED: 08:42 EST, 6 December 2012 Loss: Molly Dyer died aged 13, after an allergic reaction to a chicken tikka masala A father who struggled to come to terms with the loss of his daughter was found dead 18 months after her passing, with a note saying he needed to be with his princess, an inquest heard. Paul Dyer, 42, never accepted the death of his 13-year-old daughter Molly, who died from a severe allergic reaction to nuts from eating a curry in August 2010. Mr Dyer was found by staff at the Premier Inn in Prestwich, Bury, in March this year with a note which read: ‘I love you all but I need to be with my princess, love Paul.’
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Paul Dyer, 42, was found at a Premier Inn in Prestwich, Greater Manchester
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He left a note behind saying he needed to be with 'his princess'
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Molly Dyer, 13, died in August 2010 after a severe allergic reaction to nuts found in a chicken tikka masala

Question: When Molly died, @placeholder died with her to be honest.’


The news of Mesut Ozil's injury has worsened Arsenal's injury crisis in midfield as they push for silverware this season. The German international has been ruled out until the start of next year with a knee injury, joining fellow midfielders Mikel Arteta and Aaron Ramsey on the treatment table. With the Gunners' injury crisis mounting we asked Arsenal fan site Gooner Talk who Arsene Wenger should sign in January to add depth and quality to the FA Cup holders' midfield. Arsenal's depleted midfield is in desperate need of a new addition following the news that Mesut Ozil has been ruled out until early 2015.
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Arsenal should sign PSG midfielder Yohan Cabaye in January
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Cabaye would help solve Arsenal's midfield problems
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France midfielder is frustrated at lack of playing opportunities
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Mesut Ozil has been ruled out until early 2015 with a knee injury
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Likes of Tomas Rosicky and Jack Wilshere have been blighted with injuries

Question: @placeholder (right) has admitted his frustration at being overlooked for a starting place in the PSG first team


By Emma Thomas PUBLISHED: 05:38 EST, 4 January 2014 | UPDATED: 10:11 EST, 4 January 2014 Souvenirs marking the birth of the future King are being sold off at half price just months after he was born. The sale of the Royal baby goods by Buckingham Palace includes homeware, china, tankards and commemorative books. Branded memorabilia is on sale for less than half price at the Queen's Gallery gift shop as well as on the online store. The sale of the Royal baby goods by Buckingham Palace includes china and commemorative books Cut price: A limited edition loving cup will set you back £95 instead of an eye-watering £195
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Memorabilia marking the birth of the future King is being sold at half price
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The Prince George branded items are the only things to be reduced
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A limited edition loving cup will now set you back £95 instead of £195

Question: Just after @placeholder was born, sales of memorabilia and related objects went through the roof.


(CNN) -- The U.S. Justice Department is suing the state of California and Gov. Jerry Brown because prison authorities required a Sikh prison inmate to cut his beard. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday on behalf of Sukhjinder Basra, an inmate at prison in San Luis Obispo in central California. It said that the requirement violated the man's right "to practice his religion" under the federal Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLIUPA). In the Sikh religion, which originated in northwestern India, unshorn hair is an article of faith. The Justice Department said the suit followed a probe "that revealed that California's inmate grooming policy substantially burdens the rights of an inmate to practice his Sikh faith. "
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Justice Department says the inmate has the right to practice his religion
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The inmate grooming policy burdened the inmate's religious rights, Justice said
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"Even those incarcerated" have the right to practice their religions, an attorney says

Question: @placeholder, which became law in 2000, protects the religious freedom of people "confined to institutions such as prisons, mental health facilities and state-run nursing homes," the Justice Department said.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Promoters yanked the rock band KISS from the Michael Jackson tribute show Tuesday after fans called their attention to negative remarks KISS leader Gene Simmons made about the pop star in the weeks after his death. The reversals came a day after Katherine Jackson appeared live on CNN to announce the addition of KISS to the lineup for "Michael Forever: The Tribute Concert," scheduled for October 8 in Cardiff, Wales. "We have listened to Michael's fans and are grateful to have been alerted to these unfortunate statements by Gene Simmons," Global Live Events CEO Chris Hunt told CNN Tuesday.
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NEW: "We have listened to Michael's fans," the promoter says
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KISS leader Gene Simmons made negative remarks about Michael Jackson after his death
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Tribute organizers say they were unaware of the comments
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Several fan sites were calling for a boycott of the October 8 concert

Question: "It is quite ironic that @placeholder has now agreed to himself pay tribute to the man he called a child predator."

Question: The KISS controversy overshadowed other announcements that promoters expected would gain fan support for their show, including word that many of the musicians who played in @placeholder's touring band for the past two decades would reunite as the show's house band.


(CNN) -- Once again, North Korea has violated an important international agreement by launching a long-range missile. And like many times before, there is not much Washington or anyone else can do about it. The brazen defiance of the North Korean regime is stunning. It's a performance that carries a strong message for the West and regimes that are contemplating the possibility of starting nuclear programs of their own. It may be tempting to dismiss the importance of the launch since the rocket failed to go into orbit and disintegrated after liftoff. But North Korea succeeded in defying the world and managed to carry out an important test of its missile program.
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North Korea launched a long-range rocket that broke apart after liftoff
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Frida Ghitis: North Korea defied the world, and there is not much the U.S. can do
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She says the impunity of North Korea sets a dangerous example
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Ghitis: For countries such as Iran, there's more incentive not to give up nuclear program

Question: At the end of February, North Korea made an agreement with @placeholder to stop all missile tests and uranium enrichment in exchange for the United States to deliver 240,000 tons of food.


Peter Howes, 53, (pictured with his wife Jane) has been found guilty of cheating his brother out of a £1.5million inheritance A jealous son has been found guilty of faking his family member's signatures to cheat his older brother out of a £1.5million inheritance - because he was fed up with him being the 'favourite'. Peter Howes, 53, resented his brother Jonathan moving to Hong Kong and then Singapore - leaving him to look after their ailing mother - so he siphoned off cash from their parents' estate. Howes, as an executor to a number of trusts and settlements, wound them up by forging the signatures of his mother Joyce, or 55-year-old brother Jonathan.
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Peter Howes resented his elder brother Jonathan, 55, moving abroad
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It meant he had to look after his ailing mother, Joyce, who died aged 81
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The 53-year-old then siphoned off cash from his parents' estate
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He wound up a number of trusts and settlements by faking signatures
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Howes also cashed in two life insurance policies worth just under £100,000
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Used the cash to buy a 40 per cent stake in an online gaming company

Question: 'There is some talk of Jonathan always being the favourite son, and @placeholder and Joyce having a very difficult relationship.


Fort Hood, Texas (CNN) -- The backup legal team for admitted Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Hasan asked to withdraw from active participation in the case Wednesday, telling a judge that Hasan wants to be sentenced to death. The request brought Hasan's court-martial to a screeching halt on what would have been the second day of testimony. The presiding judge, Col. Tara Osborn, recessed court until Thursday to hold a closed-door hearing with Hasan and his lawyers. Hasan is representing himself on charges that he shot and killed 13 people and wounded 32 in the November 2009 rampage at the installation, near Killeen, Texas. But Osborn ruled before the court-martial began that defense lawyers would act as stand-by counsel during the proceedings.
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Admitted Fort Hood gunman "is working towards a death penalty," lawyer says
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Hasan objected to that description; the dispute cut short proceedings Wednesday
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Hasan faces a death sentence if convicted of 13 killings and 32 attempted murder counts

Question: But he refused to submit his objection in writing, a move that @placeholder requested to avoid revealing privileged information, and insisted on being heard in open court.


By Tim Shipman In Mumbai PUBLISHED: 03:25 EST, 18 February 2013 | UPDATED: 08:18 EST, 19 February 2013 David Cameron has renewed speculation about his tendency to ‘chillax’ on the job as he broke off his trade trip to India to play cricket. The Prime Minister began his visit with the biggest business delegation in history by revealing that he stays sane by having a good night’s sleep and employing good staff to do the work for him. He also claimed he would be watching Bollywood films on the flight out. Scroll down for video Breaktime: The Prime Minister took some time out from talks to bat at Mumbai's Oval Maidan yesterday just hours after he confessed he has no time for the workaholic habits of his predecessors
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David Cameron said he would be 'hopeless' if he became 'exhausted' on job
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Prime Minister said he tries to play tennis and go for a run once every week
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PM played cricket in Mumbai at the Oval Maidan showing off his skills
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Announced plans to offer Indians a 'same-day' visa service to aid business
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Wants India to make it easier for British companies to do business there
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Current visa service can take more than three days to process applications

Question: But he had been in Mumbai - the capital of @placeholder commerce - for just seven hours before he sloped off to Mumbai’s famous Oval Maidan, a vast square where several games are played at once.


KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Florida (CNN) -- The space shuttle Atlantis blasted off successfully Monday afternoon on NASA's fifth and final repair visit to the Hubble Space Telescope. Space shuttle Atlantis launched successfully from Florida Monday on its way to the Hubble telescope. The spacecraft rocketed into mostly sunny skies right on schedule at 2:01 p.m. ET. Atlantis will spend five days upgrading the Hubble, the orbiting observatory that's been scanning the universe for almost two decades. For the seven members of the shuttle crew, that means added pressure. "I think [this] is motivating us because we know there's nobody coming after us to do anything we don't get done," said Atlantis Commander Scott Altman. "This is it. We either get it done or it doesn't happen." Watch Atlantis lift off »
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Space shuttle Atlantis blasts off Monday on final visit to the Hubble Space Telescope
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It's been seven years since NASA's last Hubble servicing mission in 2002
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Astronauts will complete five grueling space walks some 350 miles up in space
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In its 19 years in orbit, the Hubble has changed our understanding of the universe

Question: Perhaps @placeholder's greatest discovery has been opening scientists' eyes to what they don't yet know.


(CNN) -- Eliot Spitzer has every reason in the world not to want to talk about it. But talk he does in the new documentary, "Client No. 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer" opening Friday in limited release. The film is directed by Alex Gibney, whose work has included acclaimed documentaries "Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room" and "Taxi to the Dark Side." "Client 9" traces the prostitution scandal that ended Spitzer's term as governor of New York in 2008. Gibney interviews several of the people who became adversaries of Spitzer in the wake of his attempts to reform both Wall Street and Albany as well as one of the women Spitzer allegedly saw on multiple occasions.
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Eliot Spitzer agreed to participate in "Client No. 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer"
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There were no rules going in regarding topics off limits, he says
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Spitzer says he believes the documentary is a "fair story"

Question: CNN: The film, or at least the trailer, makes it appear that there was this whole conspiracy [by @placeholder titans] to bring you down.


(CNN) -- As the terrorist group the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) continues to capture and control more territory in Iraq and Syria, it is important to realize what is at stake in the region and for the American people. The challenge that ISIS poses is not just to Iraq's stability but also to U.S. security. ISIS is a terrorist group with their own army and bank account that has a clear and growing ability to conduct terrorist attacks against the Iraqi government, Americans and U.S. interests, and even the U.S. homeland. ISIS, although loosely affiliated with al Qaeda, is in many respects even more extreme in its methods and its brutality than the terrorists who plotted and carried out 9/11.
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Sen. Marco Rubio is worried about the growing threat of ISIS in Iraq
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ISIS poses a real threat not just to Iraq's stability but also to U.S. security, he argues
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He is calling for U.S. airstrikes to target their leaders
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Rubio: An Iraq unity government must be formed without Nuri al-Maliki

Question: None of the options before us are ideal, but the question is whether we take action against ISIS now or deal with the consequences later here on @placeholder soil.


Washington (CNN) -- What does it feel like to kill a man? James Lenihan of Brooklyn knew. He fought in Europe in World War II and he killed a German soldier during a battle in Holland. He described how it felt in a poem: --- I shot a man yesterday And much to my surprise, The strangest thing happened to me I began to cry. --- So begins "Murder: Most Foul" a work that echoes poetry about war in the tradition of William Shakespeare and borrows its title from the bard's "Hamlet." As powerful as the poem is, the story behind it is also fascinating. Sgt. James Lenihan returned home after the war, got married, had children and made a career as a salesman for the meatpacking industry.
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Poem tells the anguish felt by one who killed a man in war
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It was the only poem James Lenihan is known to have written, his children say
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Poetry professor calls it "accomplished," reminiscent of well-known works

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The Burmese migrants accused of the murder of two British tourists on the Thai resort island of Koh Tao have retracted their confessions, according to Burmese media. Following a visit from a consular lawyer, the two men, Zaw Lin and Win Zaw Htun, say that they made their statements admitting to killing David Miller and raping and murdering Hannah Witheridge, under duress. The two men have been in police custody since October 1 and confessed shortly after that. The murder of the British tourists occurred on September 15. The bodies were found partially undressed with severe injuries to their heads. A hoe with blood on it was found close by, police said.
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Burmese migrants who had previously confessed to double murder retract confessions
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Police had held a press conference the previous day to deny torturing suspects
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Amnesty International condemns act, calls for independent investigation

Question: "They said they didn't do it, that the Thai police [along with their @placeholder-Thai translator] beat them until they confessed to something they didn't do.


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- For days, relatives, friends and much of Pakistan have been waiting for a sign that a 14-year-old blogger and activist will survive being shot in the neck by would-be assassins. On Saturday, they finally got it. "She moved her limbs today when doctors reduced sedation to make a clinical assessment," military spokesman Maj. Gen. Asim Bajwa said. Malala Yousufzai remains under the close watch of doctors at a Rawalpindi hospital, as she fights to recover from her attempted assassination on Tuesday. Bajwa said Friday that "the next 36 to 48 hours are important" in deciding whether she makes it through, or not.
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NEW: Malala Yousufzai moves her limbs, a military spokesman says
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The 14-year-old who advocated for girls' education was shot by Taliban attackers
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The Taliban have vowed to kill Malala if she survives

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It all ended in smiles, but when Sydney Sixers opener Riki Wessels was cracked in the head by a 144.7 km/h delivery in his side’s Big Bash match there was a sharp intake of breath all around the Adelaide Oval. The tragic death of Australian batsman Philip Hughes last November when he was struck in the head by a similar ball from fast bowler Sean Abbott is still fresh in the memory, and since then there has been a lot of debate and controversy over the kind of helmets being used today. In this instance Wessels’ helmet did its job. The 29-year-old was struck on Saturday night by a bouncer from Adelaide paceman Kane Richardson in the fourth over with the ball getting lodged between the peak of his helmet and the protective face grill.
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Sydney Sixers opener Riki Wessels gets cracked in the head by a 144.7 km/h bouncer from Adelaide paceman Kane Richardson
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The ball got lodged between the peak of Wessels' helmet and the protective face grill
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It brought back memories of the tragic incident when Australian batsman Philip Hughes died after getting hit by a similar ball
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Immediately afterwards a relieved Wessels took off his helmet and kissed it gratefully
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Later in the match a blistering delivery from Brett Lee smashed Craig Simmons' bat

Question: The 38-year-old Sydney Sixers star will retire at the end of his side's Big Bash campaign, but he stunned @placeholder's Simmons with a 149km/h yorker in the opening over, snapping his bat in two.


(CNN) -- Since conflict broke out in Syria in 2011, the fighting between rebels and soldiers loyal to Bashar al Assad has torn countless families apart with more than a million children now refugees, the United Nations' refugee agency, UNHCR, says. Scarred by the horrors of war, the refugee children suffer from psychological distress, live alone or separated from their parents, receive no education or are thrown into illegal child labor, it says. Read more: Syria's refugee children 'in crisis' Throughout the year, CNN's reporters have been filing harrowing reports on the impact of the war on Syria's children. Click on the videos below to hear their stories. Be warned, some of the content is graphic and disturbing.
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Since 2011, more than 1 million Syrian children have become refugees, the UNHCR says
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As many as 100,000 people have been killed in the conflict, leaving many children orphaned
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CNN's reporters have been filing harrowing reports on the impact of the war on Syria's children
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Video reports show them under fire in Syria, struggling to cope in refugee camps outside

Question: The @placeholder says hundreds of Syrians are arriving daily and about 20% of the camp's population is aged under four.


Rio Ferdinand has hailed his former Manchester United team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of Monday's Ballon d'Or ceremony - lauding the Real Madrid forward as the 'best player on the planet'. Queens Park Rangers defender Ferdinand selected Ronaldo in his EA Sports FIFA Team of the Year for 2015 - alongside the Portgueuse forward's Real team-mate Gareth Bale and arch-rival Lionel Messi in a potentially-lethal front three. Ronaldo will go up against Barcelona's Messi and Bayern Munich's Manuel Neuer - who gets the goalkeeping spot in Ferdinand's side - for the Ballon d'Or on Monday, with the Portuguese forward a heavy favourite to claim his second successive award, and the third of his career.
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Rio Ferdinand has selected his EA Sports FIFA Team of the Year for 2015
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Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Gareth Bale make up the front three
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Ronaldo is 'the best player on the planet' and should win the Ballon d'Or after a magnificent 2014 that 'set him apart' from the rest, says Ferdinand
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Manuel Neuer and Messi, Ballon d'Or contenders, make Ferdinand's side
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Manchester United's Angel di Maria is also in Ferdinand's XI

Question: Ronaldo is more pace and power, both feet, scores every type of goal, whereas Messi passes the ball into the net and @placeholder more forces the ball into the back of the net a lot of the time.'


(CNN) -- President Obama said Monday that federal officials are "gathering up facts" to help ensure that embattled oil giant BP fairly compensates people and businesses suffering losses. Speaking at a Coast Guard staging facility in Theodore, Alabama, Obama said he hopes to hammer out with top BP officials Wednesday a new structure for processing claims so that they "are dealt with justly, fairly, promptly." He said preliminary talks on the restructuring have already begun, but was cautious about how much progress can be made before Wednesday's meeting. He said that cleanup and containment of the spill won't happen overnight. "It's going to take time for things to return to normal."
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Obama touring Alabama, Mississippi, Florida and meeting with local residents
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Small-business owner Harry Jemison says everyone is "afraid to fish"
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Following trip, Obama to deliver prime time address

Question: "We are absolutely committed to working with [local and state officials] to do everything in our power to protect the @placeholder way of life so that it's there for our children, our grandchildren and our great grandchildren," he said.


By Ted Thornhill A carer was caught red-handed stealing money from an 88-year-old disabled widow’s purse by a hidden camera in a mantelpiece clock. Carol Oldfield, 46, was filmed taking £10 from the purse of frail Molly Roberts, then turning around and saying ‘I won’t see you next week - I’m on holiday’. Oldfield, from Chorley, Lancashire, was found guilty of breach of trust and was told to repay the £10 she stole by Preston Crown Court. She was also ordered to pay £200 in costs. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Caught red-handed: Carol Oldfield was filmed stealing £10 from the purse of an elderly amputee in Lancashire
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Carol Oldfield, 46, filmed taking £10 from the purse of frail Molly Roberts
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Oldfield, from Chorley, was given a suspended 12-week sentence for theft
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Preston Crown Court ordered her to repay the £10 that she stole
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Despite pleading guilty she said she wants to set up her own care company
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She was caught red-handed by a camera hidden in a mantelpiece clock

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(CNN) -- The first season of Aaron Sorkin's HBO drama "The Newsroom" bitterly divided viewers: Some embraced its depiction of the fast-paced world of cable news. Others found it overwrought and tuned in to "hate-watch" as the show dramatized current events to reveal the inner workings of the media. "The Newsroom" returns for season two on Sunday, and according to Jeff Daniels, who plays crotchety TV news anchor Will McAvoy, the show has found its groove. When we last left McAvoy, he was comparing the Republican tea party to the American Taliban on television. The season two opener takes place just a few weeks later, and McAvoy is facing the consequences of his words. Over the course of the 10 new episodes, the series will explore themes like Occupy Wall Street and a fictional story that rocks the network called Operation Genoa.
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Aaron Sorkin's HBO drama "The Newsroom" returns this weekend
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Jeff Daniels says he "owns" his character Will McAvoy this season
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The show will tackle themes like the tea party and fictional news story called Genoa

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Washington (CNN) -- The chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee is accusing the VA of "what appears to be an attempt to mislead Congress and the public" by manipulating the number of veterans who died as a result of delays in care. In a letter to the VA secretary, Chairman Jeff Miller says the VA gave questionable information on a fact sheet distributed during a briefing to his committee in April and has consistently repeated that information in congressional testimony and to journalists. The VA's "fact sheet" from April 7 confirms 76 patients were harmed as a result of delays in gastrointestinal care and "of these 76 patients, 23 have passed away," citing a "national review ...of all consults since 1999."
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Rep. Jeff Miller accuses the VA of "what appears to be an attempt to mislead"
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Chairman of key House panel says the VA gave questionable information on a fact sheet
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Miller: "VA scandal was created by selfish bureaucrats who lied in order to hide problems"
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Robert McDonald is the new VA chief; Eric Shinseki resigned after series of CNN stories

Question: In his confirmation hearing in July, @placeholder vowed to transform the embattled federal health care system.


(CNN)(CNN) -- An accused killer was captured Monday at a bus station more than 250 miles from where police say he killed five people, including two teens, in a rural Georgia town. Thomas Jesse Lee, 26, surrendered to police in Tupelo, Mississippi, without any resistance, authorities said. Lee had been on the run since Saturday from LaGrange, Georgia, where he is accused of killing his wife, her parents, a family member and a friend. "It makes us feel very good he's in custody," said Stewart Smith, the spokesman for the Troup County Sheriff's Office in Georgia. "This was a crime where there were five murders. We've never had anything like that around here. For us to have him in custody that quick is a great relief to us and the family."
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Thomas Jesse Lee, 26, captured in Mississippi
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Lee was wanted in connection with the killings of 5 people in Georgia
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"It makes us feel very good he's in custody," sheriff's spokesman says

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Question: Smith said it was not immediately clear how Lee got to @placeholder.


(CNN) -- After his plane ripped into pieces as it crashed Sunday night in a Utah neighborhood, the pilot was found burned and banged up but coherent, according to a witness. The Cessna 210 single-engine plane went down shortly before 6 p.m. in a residential area of Roy, Utah, according to Ogden police dispatcher Brittany Dean. The plane had been cleared for landing at nearby Ogden Airport when it crashed, said Mike Fergus of the Federal Aviation Administration. Gary Cox was in the neighborhood, attending a family birthday party, when the power went out right after the plane went down. He told CNN affiliate KSL that he and a few other people found a man, later identified as the pilot, lying on the ground.
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NEW: Power has been restored to all but 875 of 1,700 homes
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A single-engine planes crashes in a Utah residential neighborhood
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The pilot was hurt but coherent after the crash, a witness says
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Two occupied homes caught fire after the plane crashed

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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- David Carradine's wife and his manager disputed suggestions that the actor's death was a suicide, while rescue workers and police in Bangkok, Thailand, said the actor's neck and genitals were found bound with rope. David Carradine was the star of the 1970s TV series, "Kung Fu," and appeared in more than 100 films. After Carradine's body arrives back to the United States this weekend, an autopsy ordered by Carradine's family will be conducted, according to the actor's co-manager. "They're doing everything possible to get to the bottom of what really happened," said Carradine's co-manager Tiffany Smith.
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NEW: David Carradine's family orders autopsy when body returns to United States
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Actor's family, manager dispute suicide theory
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Carradine found hanging by rope in Bangkok hotel closet, police say
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He was the star of "Kung Fu" TV series; also known as "Bill" in "Kill Bill" films

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London (CNN)We've just landed a washing machine-sized robot on a comet and NASA's chief scientist has no idea. Dr Ellen Stofan is deep in conversation with a journalist when, unable to contain himself any longer, an adviser with phone triumphantly held aloft blurts out: "Rosetta -- It's landed!" "Wonderful" Stofan beams, and the handful of reporters gathered in a lecture theater at University College London excitedly fidget in their seats. Barely has the probe touched down on a comet 310 million miles from Earth, then one of science's great minds is discussing humanity's next cosmic milestone. Stofan wants to land a man on Mars by the mid-2030s.
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NASA chief scientist, Ellen Stofan, wants humans on Mars by mid-2030s
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Astronauts would take 8 months to reach planet, face radiation, thin atmosphere
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Studying Mars would help us better understand Earth
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Believes there must be intelligent life in our universe

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Question: "You know, we're really spending that money here on @placeholder," said Stofan.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Chris Brown sat alone in court for 35 minutes on Friday while his lawyer talked with the judge and prosecutor behind closed doors in his probation violation case. The judge emerged from his chambers to order Brown to come back on June 10 because lawyers need more time to look at "additional discovery" in his case. While not much happened in Friday's hearing before Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge James Brandlin, ultimately it could be big trouble for the singer. In a court filing in February, prosecutors accused Brown of not completing the 180 days of community labor ordered when he pleaded guilty to a felony assault charge in the beating of his girlfriend Rihanna.
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Judge orders Brown to come back to court on June 10
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Prosecutors accuse Brown of not finishing 180 days of community labor
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Brown pleaded guilty to a felony assault charge in the beating of Rihanna in 2009
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Brown's lawyer called the prosecutor's filing 'fraudulent'

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(CNN)A nurse who was quarantined against her will in New Jersey after treating Ebola patients in West Africa will not obey officials' instructions to seclude herself at home in Maine, she and her lawyers said on the "Today" show and to the Bangor Daily News. The nurse, Kaci Hickox, returned to Maine on Monday after New Jersey authorities released her from a hospital tent where state officials kept her over the weekend as part of a new quarantine policy. She hired a lawyer and spoke out about her isolation and was then transported to Maine. She has twice tested negative for the virus.
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Nurse Kaci Hickox: "I don't plan on sticking to the guidelines" on quarantine
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She will not quarantine herself in Maine and will fight any order to do so, lawyers say
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Maine health commissioner says state will compel her to comply
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Hickox treated Ebola patients in Sierra Leone; says she is not symptomatic

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Agatha Christie, pictured above, used a Belgian policeman as the inspiration behind her famous detective Hercule Poirot It is a mystery almost as great as those that he solves. It seems the inspiration behind Agatha Christie's Poirot may have been unveiled as a policeman from Belgium. Little-known gendarme Jacques Hornais is the man who the author turned into her famous detective Hercule, according to the descendant of a wartime fundraiser. Christie introduced the sleuth in her 1920 novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, and he went on to 'exercise his little grey cells' in 33 novels. Although the author never revealed any particular person as her inspiration an amateur researcher says he has now uncovered evidence Hornias could have been the real-life Poirot.
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It's claimed Jacques Hornais is man who author turned into famous detective
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Details have emerged of meeting between young Hornais and Christie
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It is said that she played the piano for him in her home town of Torquay

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Washington (CNN) -- Turns out the "gotcha" moment in Thursday's New Hampshire debate wasn't so clear cut. Republican Scott Brown, who is vying for Sen. Jeanne Shaheen's seat, appeared to botch a question on New Hampshire geography during the final debate in the contentious race. But after some post-debate map-checking, the former senator from Massachusetts, who moved back to New Hampshire after losing his Senate seat in 2013, actually got an apology from the reporter who questioned the candidate's familiarity with state geography. So did Brown get it right and WMUR's James Pindell got it wrong? Turns out, both were partly right.
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Scott Brown appeared to botch a question on New Hampshire geography in the final Senate debate
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Most of Sullivan County is north of Concord, but it's further west of the capital city

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Question: Pindell, one of the state's top political reporters, had his sights set on @placeholder's relative lack of in-state credentials and asked Brown to talk specifically about economic conditions in Sullivan County -- one of 10 counties in the state.


By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 09:34 EST, 17 April 2013 | UPDATED: 11:08 EST, 17 April 2013 It was a day when old friends reunited and bitter enemies were urged to put aside their battles. But there were probably few attending Baroness Thatcher's funeral who found this request more difficult than Cherie Blair and Gordon Brown. The two have had a notoriously tricky relationship in private - and often in public - for much of the past 15 years, and their rare meetings are still fraught with tension. But when they met at St Paul's Cathedral today the pair managed to greet each other with impeccable grace, as Brown placed his hand on her arm and leaned in to kiss his arch-rival's wife on the cheek.
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Brown and the wife of Tony Blair sat beside each other in St Paul's Cathedral
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Have had notoriously tricky relationship since 2004, when Cherie's husband Tony was Prime Minister
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Cherie was was convinced Brown, then Chancellor, was trying to usurp her husband as Prime Minister

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A passenger on Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was found wearing an oxygen mask when the victim's body was recovered in eastern Ukraine, the Dutch foreign minister and public prosecutor's office said. "They did not see the missile coming; but you know that someone was found with an oxygen mask over (his or her) mouth? So (he or she) had time to do that," Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans told the Dutch talk show "Pauw" on Wednesday. The Dutch public prosecutor confirmed the minister's account, saying that "during the identification process an oxygen mask was indeed found on a victim." "The mask was attached around the victim's neck with an elastic strap. The Netherlands Forensic Institute examined the mask for fingerprints, saliva and DNA, but the results were inconclusive," the prosecutor's office said in a statement Thursday. "It is not known how and at what point the mask came to be around the victim's neck. The passenger's relatives were informed at the time. None of the other victims recovered were found to be wearing oxygen masks."
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The plane crashed July 17 in eastern Ukraine, killing all 298 on board
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The crash report says the plane was brought down by "high-energy objects"
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The Dutch foreign minister said one passenger was found with an oxygen mask

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By Associated Press Dan Brown's description of Manila as 'the gates of hell' in the American novelist's latest book has not gone down well with officials in the Philippine capital. The book 'Inferno,' which is being sold in the Philippines, describes a visitor to the city who is taken aback by poverty, crime and prostitution. The chairman of metropolitan Manila, Francis Tolentino, wrote an open letter to Brown on Thursday, saying that while 'Inferno' is fiction, 'we are greatly disappointed by your inaccurate portrayal of our beloved metropolis.' Raising ire: Author Dan Brown, left, has been blasted by officials in the Philippines for a quote in his latest novel Inferno, right, that likens the city to 'the gates of hell'
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Dan Brown's Inferno angers an official in the Philippines, who wrote a letter expressing disappointment in the 'inaccurate portrayal' of Manila
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In Inferno, a character describes the city as 'the gates of hell'
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Actress Claire Danes received a similar rebuke after she called the city 'weird, smelly and full of rats' after she had filmed Brokedown Palace there

Question: 'We hope that this letter enlightens you and may it guide you the next time you cite @placeholder in any of your works.'


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 03:36 EST, 1 June 2013 | UPDATED: 03:36 EST, 1 June 2013 Argentinian tourists have staged a British invasion, with record numbers flying in to the UK in the last year. The influx of more than 100,000 visitors – up more than a quarter year-on-year - comes despite renewed tensions between the two countries over the status of the Falkland Islands. Attempts by Argentinian President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner to stoke anti-British feeling have failed to stop her compatriots from spending a record £104million during holidays and business trips in 2012. Record: More than 100,000 visitors from Argentina travelled to the UK last year, spending more than £100million and staying for a total of 1.07million nights
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103,500 visits from Argentina in 2012 - up 27% year-on-year
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They stayed in the UK for a total of 1.07million nights - an 84% rise
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Visitors from Argentina spent £101million, up from just £40million in 2011
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President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has stepped up claim to Islands

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The U.S.-led coalition intensified its airstrikes on ISIS targets in Syria and Iraq -- but that may not be enough to stop the terror group's bloody march. ISIS is closing in on the key Syrian Kurdish city of Kobani near the Turkish border, a civilian inside the city told CNN. The terror group is 3 kilometers (nearly 2 miles) east of Kobani, the civilian said on the condition of anonymity, basically confirming a report from the London-based monitoring group, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. If ISIS takes Kobani, it would control a complete swath of land from its self-declared capital of Raqqa to the Turkish border, more than 100 kilometers (more than 60 miles) away.
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ISIS within 3 kilometers of Syrian Kurdish town, resident says
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ISIS is trying to capture a final stretch of land on its way to the Turkish border
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"If the situation stays like this, we will see a massacre," says official in Kobani, Syria
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The U.S. underestimated ISIS and overestimated Iraqi troops, Obama tells "60 Minutes"

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Leaders of the G7 nations on Friday condemned Russian actions in and around Ukraine, promising punishments aimed at sending a message to Moscow. "We have now agreed that we will move swiftly to impose additional sanctions on Russia," the G7 leaders said. "Given the urgency of securing the opportunity for a successful and peaceful democratic vote next month in Ukraine's presidential elections, we have committed to act urgently to intensify targeted sanctions and measures to increase the costs of Russia's actions." The statement from the group -- which includes Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States -- came hours after U.S. President Barack Obama threatened Russia on Friday with new sanctions.
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U.S. official: G7 sanctions will be "coordinated," "not necessarily identical"
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Russian fighter jets enter Ukrainian airspace on several occasions
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Ukraine official announces "second stage" of operation against militants in Slavyansk
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President Barack Obama says targeted sanctions against Russia are "ready to go"

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Question: Russia's defense chief ordered new military drills Thursday near the border with eastern @placeholder after Ukrainian forces said they killed five pro-Russian militants in an operation to clear roadblocks near the city of Slavyansk.


By Oliver Todd Follow @@oliver_todd The season hasn't even started yet and the world is already talking about the latest Barcelona and Real Madrid spat. But this time the Catalan club weren't even involved - in fact, the bad feelings came about in a pre-season match involving Real and a former Barca star. Roma's Seydou Keita refused to shake Portugal defender Pepe's hand and threw a water bottle at him - all before the kick-off of a friendly! Flashpoint: Seydou Keita (second left) withdraws his hand from Pepe's reach (fourth left) as he walks down the line of Real Madrid players
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Mali midfielder played for Barcelona for four years until 2012
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It looked like the El Clasico rivalry reared its head on Roma's US Tour
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Keita refused to shake Pepe's hand during the pre match pleasantries
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He then lobbed a bottle at the tough defender - before the game started!
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Fourth official claimed Pepe had spat at the 34-year-old
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Keita said he turned down Real to join their fierce rivals Barca
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He accused Pepe of calling him a monkey during a clash in 2011
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El Clasico games have turned ugly in recent years as rivalry hots up

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By David Mccormack The African-American actor who claims he was detained and questioned because of racial profiling while shopping at the flagship Manhattan branch of Macy’s last June has reached an undisclosed settlement with the retailer and the City of New York. Rob Brown, who stared in the HBO series Treme and movies such as Finding Forrest and Don Juan, was detained for 45 minutes on June 8, 2013 after buying a $1,300 watch for his mother. The Brooklyn-raised Brown, 30, said three white, plainclothes NYPD detectives quickly descended upon him and that he was handcuffed and paraded around the store until they realized their mistake and let him go.
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Rob Brown, 30, was stopped by three plainclothes NYPD detectives after he purchased a $1,300 watch at Macy's last June
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They allegedly told him 'he could not afford to make such an expensive purchase' before realizing their mistake and letting him go
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He filed federal lawsuits against the store and the NYPD last November
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Brown was demanding unspecified damages amid accusations of false imprisonment, negligent training and civil rights allegations
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He has now reached a settlement 'in principle' in his twin actions, although details have not been finalized

Question: ‘The lawsuits by various plaintiffs who alleged racial profiling by @placeholder have been settled in principle,’ said a spokesperson for Macy’s.


Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- Somewhere, somehow, someone tried to carry a tribal spear onto a commercial aircraft. Troy Thompson knows that not because he is privy to the nation's latest intelligence reports but because he works for Pennsylvania's Department of General Services, where objects discovered and surrendered at airport checkpoints are stored, sorted and resold to the public. The non-descript government building in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, could be called the world's most unusual thrift store because of the odd assortment of stuff that ends up there. You'll find piles of hockey sticks and golf clubs, dozens of snow globes, enough rolling pins to equip a culinary school and so many pocketknives that they are sold by the pound. All of the items are prohibited on planes because they could be used as weapons or, in the case of snow globes, could contain liquid explosives.
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Passengers surrender 750,000 items annually at airport checkpoints, TSA says
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Many items are sold at a Pennsylvania warehouse and online
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Knives are the most common item surrendered; a horse whip is rather unusual

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By Charlie Scott Follow @@charliefscott Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho is eyeing a decade of Premier League dominance after signing Cesc Fabregas, Diego Costa and Filipe Luis. Mourinho splashed out around £80million to bring the trio to Stamford Bridge from La Liga, where Fabregas had been deemed surplus to requirements at Barcelona and Filipe Luis and Diego Costa had just led Atletico Madrid to the league title. ‘A team which has been a winning team for ten seasons is changing step by step, we’ve bought new players and we are trying to build for the next decade,’ said Mourinho, in a press conference at Chelsea’s hotel in Velden, Austria, on Tuesday.
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Blues boss says his squad is improving step by step on last season
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Mourinho insists he would not be at the club if he was not confident they could win the Premier League
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Portuguese coach says his team are better adapted to winning titles following their experiences in the league and Champions League last year
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Mourinho thinks five or six teams could win the Premier League
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He says Chelsea's only Champions League objective at this point is to qualify from the group stage

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HAVANA, Cuba (CNN) -- Thousands gathered in the Cuban capital on Sunday to pay their respects to one of Cuba's few remaining original revolutionaries, Juan Almeida, who according to state media died of a heart attack Friday evening. Cubans wait Sunday at Havana's Revolution Plaza to pay respects to deceased Cuban revolutionary Juan Almeida. A single column of people stretched around Havana's Revolution Square in a well-coordinated show of solidarity and remembrance during what state media reported as a national day of mourning. President Raul Castro and other top government officials were reportedly on hand, though elder brother and former Communist leader Fidel Castro -- not seen in public since abdominal surgery in 2006 -- did not make an appearance.
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Cuban revolutionary Juan Almeida died of a heart attack Friday evening
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Thousands gathered in the Cuban capital on Sunday to pay their respects
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He was among only a few black leaders in top government posts
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Almeida fought with the Castros at the start of their revolution

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By Jamie Mcginnes PUBLISHED: 10:54 EST, 21 September 2012 | UPDATED: 10:56 EST, 21 September 2012 Argentina has unveiled a coin to commemorate the 30th anniversary of its invasion of the Falklands, inscribed with the year it claims Britain seized the islands. The South American nation's Central Bank will put into circulation 4.9 million of the two peso coins, which bear the dates 1833 and 1982-2012. In a statement the bank said that 1833, since when the islands have been under continuous British rule, represented the 'year of the usurpation by Great Britain'. Rewriting history: The Argentine coin commemorates the '30th anniversary of the recovery of the Malvinas Islands, South Georgia and South Sandwich'
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Coin inscribed with dates 1833 - the 'year of the usurpation by Great Britain' - and 1982-2012
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It marks the latest attempt by the government of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner to stoke controversy

Question: The Falklands is to hold a referendum next year on its status as a @placeholder territory in a move designed to send a clear message to Argentina about the population's wishes.


Alexander Gustafsson entered the Octagon to a deafening reception from almost 30,000 fans, but left with tears in his eyes after a devastating punching display from Anthony Johnson. Johnson, in just his third fight at light heavyweight, landed a right hand early in the first round from which Gustafsson failed to recover. The Swede took a severe beating on the canvas before  referee Marc Goddard stepped in to end his punishment and set Johnson up for a shot at champion Jon Jones. VIDEO Scroll down UFC Fight Night Anthony Johnson & Alexander Gustafsson interviews Anthony Johnson sends in a barrage of punches to stop Alexander Gustafsson in a stunning performance
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Anthony Johnson stunned Alexander Gustafsson in the first round
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The American landed an overhand right early in the session
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He pounced on Gustafsson and sent in a barrage of blows on the canvas
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Johnson will now challenge light-heavyweight champion Jon Jones

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By Richard Spillett and Jack Crone A British investigator and his American wife have been jailed in China today after being convicted of  illegally trading the personal details of Chinese businessmen and officials. Peter Humphrey, 58, was fined £19,000 and sentenced to two years and six months in a Chinese prison for 'illegally obtaining private information', after which he will be deported. His wife, Yingzeng Yu, 61, must serve two years and pay a fine of £14,500. It is unclear whether or not she will also be deported on completion of her jail term. Jailed: British corporate investigator Peter Humphrey leaves the the Shanghai No.1 Intermediate People's Court inside a police vehicle in Shanghai after receiving sentence of two years and six months
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Peter Humphrey and Yingzeng Yu found guilty of getting information for firms
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Humphrey jailed for two and a half years, fined £19,000 and told he will be deported at end of sentence
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Yu will serve two years in prison and pay £14,500 fine
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Pair worked for GlaxoSmithKline, which is accused of bribing hospitals
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Couple were arrested as part of huge probe into alleged corruption
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Shanghai court today finds them guilty of investigating Chinese businessmen to help foreign firms
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Humphrey offers China grovelling apology in closing statement to court

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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor President Barack Obama can't play Angry Birds on his smartphone. No Words With Friends, no Candy Crush, and no Texas Hold'em. And he can blame the NSA. A retired National Security Agency technical director said Thursday that the government spy shop tasked him with custom-fitting a Blackberry for the president. That meant stripping away every built-in feature that a hacker might exploit. 'You try to get rid of any functionality that's not really required,' Richard George told CNN Money. 'Every piece of functionality is an opportunity for the adversary.' So that means the leader of the free world isn't free to while away his hours crushing pigs with catapulting birds, or trying to come up with a 70-point play on a triple-word-score box.
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The president has to use personal digital devices that the NSA has retrofitted with world-class encryption
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Blackberry leads the field in robust security, but the White House is testing Android devices
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Obama's phone can only call about 10 numbers – phones that can match his for encryption and data protection
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The NSA gave him a stripped-down smartphone with no games, and likely no selfie-camera or texting function

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Editor's note: Julian E. Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School. His new book, "Arsenal of Democracy: The Politics of National Security -- From World War II to the War on Terrorism," will be published this fall by Basic Books. Zelizer writes widely on current events. Julian E. Zelizer says Democrats should be questioning themselves on several key points. PRINCETON, New Jersey (CNN) -- This week, Jews will conclude the eight-day celebration of Passover, a holiday that has often found its way into the political realm. Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. frequently invoked the story of the liberation of the Jewish people from the Egyptians in his struggle against white oppression. President Obama made headlines last week when he hosted a Passover Seder in the White House.
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Julian Zelizer: Passover Seders involve four questions asked by youngest
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He says Democrats should be asking themselves four key questions
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Zelizer: Are they willing to compromise on their objectives to win GOP support?
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He asks what priorities will take precedence for the Democrats

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It took a sprinkling of Christmas magic and a helluva lot of hard work but more than 640 million cards, letters and packages were processed nationwide Monday, on what the United States Postal Service described as their busiest day of the year. Fuelled by a surge of online purchases, in many areas deliveries will be made seven days a week, including Christmas Day. However, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe  was confident they could cope, saying they were, 'ready for the rush and ready to deliver.' 'This isn't just our busiest time of year, it's our season,' he said. Dressed in a Santa hat, a postal worker moves a trolley full of packages at a mail processing plant in Indianapolis. Monday was the United States Postal Service's busiest day with more than than 640 million cards, letters and packages processed
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A surge in online purchases has seen last year's total rise by 33 million from 607 million
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Postmaster general Patrick Donahoe said they were ready for the rush
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Extra staff have been taken on at local post offices and processing plants to cope with the demand
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Calum Chambers' fairytale start to the season continued with what Adam Lallana called a 'magnificent' full England debut against San Marino. The past few months have been a whirlwind for the versatile defender, who in the summer made a £16million move from Southampton to Arsenal. The 19-year-old has since featured heavily in the Champions League, started on numerous occasions in the Barclays Premier League and made his England debut from the bench against Norway last month. Adam Lallana has praised former Southampton team-mate Calum Chambers after he made his England debut Adam Lallana came off the bench as England beat San Marino 5-0 at Wembley on Thursday night
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Calum Chambers made England debut against San Marino on Thursday
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Adam Lallana expects defenders to go on to receive many more caps
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Duo were Southampton team-mates before summer switches
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Lallana says he knew Chambers would go on to play for a top club

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Maria Zhang, senior director of engineering at Yahoo Mobile, is being sued by Nan Shi, former principal software engineer Shi said she was coerced into having 'oral and digital sex' with Zhang, who allegedly promised her 'bright future' The engineer claimed she was fired after she complained about alleged harassment to Yahoo's human resources Yahoo has denied the allegations, calling Miss Zhang an 'exemplary' executive In a tech magazine profile in April, Zhang said she is passionate about mentoring other female engineers By Snejana Farberov and Reuters Reporter A leading woman executive at Yahoo threatened a female colleague with the sack if she did not have  sex with her, it has been claimed.
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Maria Zhang, senior director of engineering at Yahoo Mobile, is being sued by Nan Shi, former principal software engineer
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Shi said she was coerced into having 'oral and digital sex' with Zhang, who allegedly promised her 'bright future'
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The engineer claimed she was fired after she complained about alleged harassment to Yahoo's human resources
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Lawsuit says Zhang made Shi write work emails on the weekend 'right after sex'
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Yahoo has denied the allegations, calling Miss Zhang an 'exemplary' executive
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In a tech magazine profile in April, Zhang said she is passionate about mentoring other female engineers

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Created: 07:50 EST, 29 May 2014 French students have built a car that can travel almost 25,000 miles - the distance around the equator - on just twelve litres of fuel. The carbon fibre Microjoule, which weighs just 35kg, could cover the 200 mile (320 km) journey between London and Manchester for just 12p (20 cents). The superlight vehicle was the winner of the Shell European Eco-Marathon contest to find the world's most fuel efficient vehicle. Scroll down for video French students have built a car that can travel almost 25,000 miles - the distance around the equator - on twelve litres of fuel. The carbon fibre Microjoule, which weighs just 35kg, could cover the 200 mile (320 km) journey between London and Manchester for just 12p (20 cents)
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The vehicle was the winner of this year's Shell European Eco-Marathon
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After testing, judges calculated it could do 2,072 miles (3,330 km) per litre
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The Microjolie was built by students at the La Joliverie College, in Nantes, western France, who beat 200 other teams competing at this week's event
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Fuel efficiency is achieved through low tyre resistance, air resistance and a very low drag coefficient - or how it passes through the surrounding air
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When you spin the wheels, they turn for several minutes without stopping
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An earlier version of this article said that the Microjoule could travel around the world on a single litre of fuel. In fact, the car would use around twelve litres of fuel to complete that distance. We regret the error and are happy to clarify this.

Question: A student who worked on the @placeholder project said: 'The car has an internal combustion engine and runs on ordinary fuel.


World AIDS Day initiative has received a colourful sign of support from the flagship Apple store on Sydney's George Street. The iconic logo was illuminated late on Sunday evening, the first store to mark the start of the 24-hour (RED) initiative which will take place in Apple stores all over the world. (RED) has been operating in partnership with the global tech giant since 2012 and aims to raise awareness and spread hope of an AIDS-free world. The iconic logo was illuminated late on Sunday evening, the first store to mark the start of the 24-hour (RED) initiative which will take place in Apple stores all over the world
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Sydney's flagship Apple store has illuminated it's iconic logo red
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It is the first of stores which will light up their logos on Monday
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The move is in support for World Aids Day, as part of the (RED) initiative
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(RED) aims to spread awareness and raise funds for education and medicine to eliminate the disease

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Barack Obama has insisted he deserves another term in the White House and today revealed he's learned a lot about how to be president since he took office four years ago. The U.S. President told NBC that he does ‘deserve a second term - but we’re not done’ and added that one of the toughest parts of the job is seeing his wife dragged into the political realm. He will 'keep on plodding away’ and said many Americans are only frustrated with his performance because he hasn’t been able to ‘force Congress to implement every aspect of what I said in 2008’.
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Obama told NBC that Congress have stopped him achieving his aims
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Doesn't like family being dragged into politics but is proud of Michelle
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Boosted by recent positive jobs figures ahead of election in November

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(CNN) -- Tiger Woods' agent says he may take legal action after the world's No. 1 golfer was accused of cheating on the course this year. Mark Steinberg, who has helped the American become the planet's wealthiest athlete, criticized a "shameful, baseless" report on the Golf.com website by TV commentator Brandel Chamblee. Chamblee, a former pro golfer, said in his end-of-season summary that Woods had been "cavalier with the rules" -- and he made parallels with one of his own school experiences when he was caught cheating in a math test and marked down from a grade of 100 to an "F."
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Report giving Tiger Woods an "F" for 2013 is called "absolutely disgusting" by his agent
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Mark Steinberg considering legal action over comments by Brandel Chamblee
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The TV commentator says Wood was "cavalier with rules" but denies calling him a cheat
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Woods, the PGA Tour's player of the year, was penalized for three rule infringements in 2013

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(CNN) -- California's parole board Tuesday refused to release onetime Manson family acolyte Leslie Van Houten, finding the 60-year-old remains dangerous more than four decades after the group's Southern California murder spree. The board found that Van Houten "still poses a risk to society," spokesman Luis Patino said. The decision marks the 19th time that she has been denied parole, and she won't be eligible again until 2013, Patino said. Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney Patrick Sequeira praised the decision. "The crime itself was absolutely horrendous -- the brutal slaughter of two individuals in their home, in a cruel and very horrifying manner," said Sequeira. "It is our position that she never really has fully accepted responsibility for her crimes."
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NEW: No parole for Manson acolyte Leslie Van Houten
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NEW: 60-year-old convict "still poses a risk to society," board rules
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Van Houten was convicted of first-degree murder for 1969 slaying of Rosemary LaBianca
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Van Houten has been continuously imprisoned since 1978

Question: Van Houten called @placeholder "an opportunist of the cruelest, most vicious kind," but she was quick to emphasize that she accepts blame for her role in the crimes.


(CNN) -- For 70 years, survivors of the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor have captivated listeners with their firsthand accounts, recalling buddies who died in their arms or the glasses worn by a low-flying Japanese pilot. They have participated in solemn wreath-laying ceremonies and spoken to civic groups and school children about the infamous day and the need for the United States to remain vigilant. But the gradual loss of the World War II generation has accelerated, and this year, perhaps more than any before it, evidence of a tide change is inescapable. The Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, founded in 1958, is dissolving December 31. The passing of time, the difficulty in finding chapter officers and the health of its 2,700 members have taken their toll.
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Pearl Harbors Survivors Association formally disbands at end of month
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Another group, individuals are taking up the baton
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This year's commemoration marks 70 years since Dec. 7 attacks on Oahu
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Cremated remains of two service members will be placed in ships at Pearl Harbor

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Gordon Brown came close to losing his sight when he was in No 10, the former prime minister hinted last night. He made the admission in his Kirkcaldy constituency, as he confirmed he will not stand for re-election in May. Mr Brown said goodbye with his wife Sarah and young sons Fraser and John – as he did when leaving Downing Street in 2010. Scroll down for video Standing down: Today Gordon Brown (left), joined by his wife Sarah and sons John, 11, and Fraser, eight, said it was time to let a 'new person with new ideas' take over - and he will not return to frontline politics
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Gordon Brown formally announced plans to stand down tonight
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He told Kirckcaldy voters it was time for 'new person with new ideas'
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He added he will decline any invitation to join the House of Lords
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Friends said he wants to bow out 'on a high' after independence fight
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Cameron and Miliband paid tribute for his years of public service

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A man was charged $27,000 for chicken parmesan and two beers at a Tennessee restaurant after a card machine glitch added extra zeroes to customers' bills on October 21, one as high as $99,000. James Morgan, 22, never expected to leave Chop House in Knoxville with a full stomach and an empty bank account but last Friday he noticed a very suspicious charge of $27,000 on a bill that should have been $27. 'Just having everything kind of stripped away from you,' said James Morgan of how it felt to notice the card error. Overcharged: A man was charged $27,000 for a chicken parmesan dinner that should have cost him $27
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'Just having everything kind of stripped away from you,' said James Morgan of how it felt to notice the $27,000 charge on his card
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Customers incorrectly paid anywhere from $8,000 to $99,000 due to a credit card machine glitch
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The glitch only affected customers on October 21 and that the restaurant Chop House is working on getting all of the charges reversed

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By David Williams and Steve Doughty PUBLISHED: 03:28 EST, 29 May 2013 | UPDATED: 03:42 EST, 30 May 2013 Britain was embroiled in a costly legal farce last night over the fate of up to 90 Taliban detainees suspected of trying to kill UK troops. Lawyers for the Afghans – given a huge platform yesterday by the BBC – claimed the prisoners are being illegally detained at a ‘secret’ prison within Camp Bastion in Helmand Province and demanded they be brought before a court or released. But when Defence Secretary Philip Hammond indicated that the military was prepared to release them to the Afghan authorities, the same lawyers – funded by legal aid – said they might launch fresh action in the UK courts to prevent that happening.
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Eight of the inmates have been held for as long as 14 months
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Defence Secretary Philip Hammond today defended the policy

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By Sara Smyth PUBLISHED: 08:55 EST, 23 August 2013 | UPDATED: 13:15 EST, 23 August 2013 A man who displayed signs of mental health problems as a teenager has been locked up by his parents for 30 years. Dong Hai,46, was caged in a five square metre stone shelter in his parent's back yard when they grew frightened that he could hurt someone. Dong Watou and his wife Xiao Hong from Longhai, southeast China's Fujian Province said they had appealed to hospitals for help when their only son grew distressed and they feared for his mental health. Caged: Xiao Hong uses a hole in the stone wall to wash her son Dong Hai inside the stone cage with a cloth
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Dong Hai has been caged inside stone shelter in China's Fujian province
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Five square metre space has been his home since the age of sixteen
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His parents use a gap in the stone wall to pass through cans of food
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They spray water into the cage to clean their son who has no physical contact
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Hai hasn't set foot outside the cage in thirty years

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By Leah Simpson PUBLISHED: 16:46 EST, 19 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:31 EST, 20 July 2012 With the season finale airing on Sunday night, The Bachelorette star Emily Maynard is already making arrangements to extend her 15 minutes of fame - with a move to Hollywood on the cards. But in the meantime, Emily Maynard is pinned down to North Carolina. The 26-year-old single mother stepped out in the city of Charlotte today and while she couldn’t enjoy the luxury of a meal in public with her beau, she instead joined a female friend for lunch. Lady of leisure: Emily Maynard grabbed lunch with a friend in Charlotte, North Carolina today
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Sanaa, Yemen (CNN) -- Embattled Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh has authorized his vice president to negotiate a transfer of power with opposition parties, the state-run Saba News Agency reported Monday. Vice President Abd Rabo Mansou Hadi has "the constitutional authority to conduct a dialogue with the signatories of the initiative made by the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council for the Arab Gulf States," Saleh said in a presidential decree published by Saba. The president, who has been in Saudi Arabia recuperating from a bomb attack for more than three months, said he was acting "to reach a political solution to the current political crisis and in order to preserve Yemen's unity, security and stability."
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The opposition coalition group's spokesman calls the move a stalling tactic
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Vice President Hadi has the authority to negotiate transfer, President Saleh says
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Saleh has been in Saudi Arabia recuperating from a bomb attack

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:50 EST, 5 February 2014 | UPDATED: 17:43 EST, 5 February 2014 When Josh and Robbyn Blick learned that their son would be born with a fatal genetic abnormality, they were excited about the days they would get to spend with him - even if there weren't many. So when little Zion Isaiah was born on January 11 - weighing just 4 pounds and 7 ounces - they were [overjoyed] to welcome him - and overjoyed when he fought to live for ten days. The couple, along with their four other young sons, documented the ten precious days they got to spend with baby Zion at their home in Lake Zurich, Illinois before he passed away on January 21.
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When Zion Isaiah Blick was born on January 11, his parents Joshua and Robbyn knew he would not have long to live
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So the Illinois couple made sure they appreciated every precious moment - and documented his short life in a series of touching images
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He passed away on January 21 after struggling to breathe
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His parents, who are devout Christians, said his short life taught them about life, God and love

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Arsenal fear Jack Wilshere will need ankle surgery, which could rule him out for up to four months. The England midfielder limped off during Arsenal’s 2-1 defeat by Manchester United on Saturday after a challenge by Paddy McNair. Wilshere, 22, left the Emirates without crutches, raising hopes that the injury might not be serious, but he in fact suffered ligament damage to his left ankle. He will have a further assessment on Thursday when he is due to see an ankle specialist. Surgery would probably sideline him until March, but even without an operation he will miss up to three months.
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Jack Wilshere suffered ligament damage to his left ankle on Saturday
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Wilshere fell in agony after Manchester United's Paddy McNair tackle
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22-year-old is set to miss up to three months without surgery at best

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Beijing, China (CNN) -- For thousands of years, China has seen itself as the Middle Kingdom, the center of the universe -- a view that shapes China's understanding of the world and contributes to an indifferent attitude toward other countries. The world may be watching the U.S. election, but China isn't concerned with who wins. And many here believe America has lost the credibility it once had on the world stage. Unlike the 1960s or '70s, when America had a more convincing claim as the moral arbiter of the world, many Chinese officials now believe the United States is only concerned with its own economic gain.
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Ai: Romney, Obama evaded mention of China's suspect human rights issues in campaign
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Ai: China's one-party system is inhuman, stands against weight of civilization
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Click here for the match report from Wembley with all the best pictures Jose Mourinho relaxed following Chelsea's victory against Liverpool on Saturday with a trip to Wembley to see Dallas Cowboys take on Jacksonville Jaguars in the NFL International Series the following night. Making up a star-studded capacity crowd on a chilly evening in London, the Chelsea boss - sporting a  scarf - was greeted at pitch-side by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones before making his way to his seat. Also in the crowd to see the Cowboys cruise to an easy 31-17 victory was Mayor of London Boris Johnson, Olympic diver Tom Daley, politician George Osbourne, singers Laura Wright, Joss Stone and Eliza Doolittle plus television personalities Spencer Matthews and Lucy Watson.
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Famous faces included politician George Osbourne and Made in Chelsea's Lucy Watson and Spencer Matthews
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The Cowboys cruised to a 31-17 victory over the Jaguars in front of a capacity Wembley crowd

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